antoninianus

antoninianus
/an'teuh nin'ee ay"neuhs/, n., pl. antoniniani /-nuy/.
a Roman coin of the 3rd century A.D., originally of silver but later debased.
[ < L Antoninianus pertaining to ANTONINUS, equiv. to Antonin(us) + -ianus -IAN]

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