Cántaurë

The cantaure (CAN-tore; IPA: /ˈkæntɔɹ/; High Ciána: Cántaurë kántaurë [ˈkan.to.rə]; Femps: Cántora []), plurally cantaureí (can-tore-REE; /kæntɔˈɹi/), is the official currency and legal tender of Sensuîerreí. The Union Bank issues both banknotes and mints coins. Its smaller denomination, the sensúäurë (lit. 'little hundred') is one hundredth of a cántaurë, but is no longer used in day to day exchange.

Name

The name of the currency derives from the High Ciána noun cánta 'crown', in reference to an earlier gold coin that featured the solar crown.