IPA: /ˈmɑrk.kɑ/
KK: /mɑrk.kɑ/
A former unit of currency used in Finland before the euro was introduced.
The price of the book was 100 markka before the euro was adopted.
The word 'markka' originates from Finnish, meaning a currency unit that was used in Finland before the euro. It is derived from the Old Swedish word 'mark', which means a mark or a boundary, often used in the context of trade and currency.
Think of 'mark' as a boundary or a unit of value, which helps you remember that 'markka' was a currency used in Finland.