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der Sche̱·kel1 <-s, -ka·li̱m>
(Hebr)
Währungseinheit in Israel
der Sche̱·kel2 <-s, ->
(Hebr)
Sekel, altbabylonische und hebräische Gewichts- und Münzeinheit
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
Schekel, altbabylonische und hebräische Gewichts- und Münzeinzheit
Schekel, altbabylonische und hebräische Gewichts- und Münzeinzheit
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Die Geldstrafe belief sich auf 250.000 Schekel, zusätzlich dazu musste sie die Verfahrenskosten in Höhe von 18.000 Schekeln zahlen.
de.wikipedia.org
Das 30 Millionen Schekel teure Projekt wurde von Palästinensern im Ausland und Spendern aus den Golfstaaten finanziert.
de.wikipedia.org
Des Weiteren wurde er zu einem Schadensersatz von jeweils 228.000 Schekeln für jede der Familien der Ermordeten und 100.000 Schekel für den Verwundeten verurteilt.
de.wikipedia.org
Der Silbergehalt der neuen Münzen ist ungewöhnlich hoch (98 %) und unterscheidet sich bei Schekeln und Halbschekeln kaum.
de.wikipedia.org
Die Investitionen von 2003 bis 2011 betragen 30 Milliarden neue israelische Schekel.
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