1. The Gambia currency (Dalasi) is divided into 100 Bututs, that is 1 dalasi equals to 100 Bututs

2. 100 Bututs equal 1 dalasi in Gambia

3. This page shows answers to the clue Butut.Butut may be defined as “100 Bututs equal 1 dalasi”, “Butat 100 Bututs equal 1 dalasi in Gambia” and “A bronze coin of The Gambia, the 100th part of a dalasi”.

4. Butut definition is - a monetary subunit of the dalasi.

5. The Gambia 1 Butut-1 Dalasi 6-Coin Set Unc

6. Butut definition, a bronze coin of The Gambia, one 100th of a dalasi

7. What does Butut mean? A Gambian unit of currency equal to1100 of the dalasi

8. Noun Butut, Bututs A monetary unit of Gambia, equal to one hundredth of a dalasi

9. Dalasi and Butut were introduced in the Gambia financial system in 1970, when the country attained a republican status

10. Dalasi definition, a paper money, cupronickel coin, and monetary unit of Gambia, equal to 100 Bututs

11. Butut definition: a Gambian monetary unit worth one hundredth of a dalasi Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

12. Noun butut, Bututs A monetary unit of Gambia, equal to one hundredth of a dalasi

13. Gambia 1 Dalasi to 1 Butut 1998 to 2014 UNC Set - 6 pcs (GLCS-003) £9.25

14. The 1 and 5 Bututs were minted in bronze while the 10 Bututs were brass and the 25, 50 Bututs and 1 dalasi were cupro-nickel

15. Meaning of Butut 1 definition found From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]: Butut n 1: 100 Bututs equal 1 dalasi in Gambia [syn: {Butut}, {butat}] WordNet ® Princeton University.

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17. ‘The Gambia's currency is the Dalasi, which is divided into 100 Bututs.’ ‘Earnings per share decreased by 52% to 233 Bututs in 2005 from 462 Bututs in 2004 and dividend per share decreased by 23% to 250 Bututs from 325 Bututs in 2004, whilst shareholders’ funds increased by 19% to D208m from D217m in the same period.’