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limon
lee-MOHN · noun · slang
One million rubles (Russian slang: 'lemon').
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Russian slang for a million rubles.
“The apartment went for a couple limon.”
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limon In A Sentence
The apartment went for a couple limon.
Origin & Usage
Russian for 'lemon,' used to mean a million.
Variants
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People Also Ask
What does 'limon' mean in Russian slang?
It means one million (typically rubles) — literally the word for 'lemon.'
Why does 'limon' mean a million?
It's a playful sound-alike slang: 'limon' (lemon) stands in for a million.
How do you use 'limon'?
To talk about large sums, as in 'the flat sold for a couple limon.'
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