IPA: /ˈkʊrʃ/
KK: /kʊrʃ/
A unit of currency used in Saudi Arabia, equal to one-twentieth of a rial.
The price of the book is fifty qursh.
The word 'qursh' originates from Arabic 'قُرْش' (qurš), meaning a type of currency or money. It specifically refers to the historical currency used in the Arabian Peninsula, particularly in trade contexts.
Think of the Arabic word for currency, 'قُرْش' (qurš), to remember that 'qursh' refers to a type of money.