thrymsa

[ thrim-zuh, -suh ]
/ ˈθrɪm zə, -sə /

noun

a coin of Anglo-Saxon England.

Origin of thrymsa

before 1000; borrowed by 17th-century antiquarians < Old English, alteration of trymesa (by influence of thrīe three), genitive plural of trymes < Late Latin tremis a coin, equivalent to Latin trē(s) three + -mis, as in semis semis

Words nearby thrymsa

thrust stage, thruster, thrusting, thrutch, thruway, thrymsa, thucydides, thud, thug, thuggee, thuja