cashew bird (kashoberd)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 139
The name given in Jamaica to one of the tanagers, the Tana Cashew-bird ( Spin dalis nigricephala). of cash is a sum of 500 or 1,000 cash, according to local gra zen a of Go e, now Spin dalis nigricephala , ity, strung together, in divisions of 50 or 100. The name is also applied to a similar coin (called a rin ) in circulation in Japan, one you sand being equal to a yen or dollar. 2. The name sometimes given by foreigners to a li (pronounced le), or thousandth part of a Chinese liang or ounce.-3. A copper coin used for currency in Madras under the East India Company. 4. A coin of Pond i cherry, having a value of one third of a cent.-5. А money of account in Sumatra, worth about 3 cents.
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