The drachma was the primary monetary unit of Greece from independence until the adoption of the euro. It was also the unit in a number of ancient Greek states.
The drachma was also the inspiration for the name dram used in Armenia and the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and formerly in Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, as well as the name dirham used in a number of Arabic-speaking countries.
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 Austrian schilling •  Belgian franc •  Cypriot pound •  Dutch guilder •  Estonian kroon •  Finnish markka •  French franc •  German mark •  Greek drachma •  Irish pound •  Italian lira •  Latvian lats •  Lithuanian litas •  Luxembourgish franc •  Maltese lira •  Monégasque franc •  Portuguese escudo •  Sammarinese lira •  Slovak koruna •  Slovenian tolar •  Spanish peseta •  Vatican lira
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