IPA: /ˈmænæt/
KK: /mænæt/
A unit of currency used in some countries, particularly in Central Asia, such as Turkmenistan.
The price of the book is twenty manat.
The word 'manat' originates from Arabic 'منات' (manāt), which refers to a goddess of fate and destiny in pre-Islamic Arabian mythology. It signifies a concept of fate or destiny.
Think of the Arabic word for a goddess of fate, which helps you remember that 'manat' relates to the idea of destiny.