IPA: //kuˈruːʃ//
KK: /kʊˈruːʃ/
A unit of currency used in some Arab countries, particularly in Saudi Arabia, where it is equal to one twentieth of a riyal.
20 qurush equal 1 riyal in Saudi Arabia.
This word originates from Arabic 'قُرُوش' (qurush), meaning a type of currency or money. The term is often associated with the historical context of trade and commerce in the Arabian Peninsula.
Think of the Arabic word for currency, 'قُرُوش' (qurush), to remember that it refers to a type of money used in trade.