kinta

(Place, tavern, firm, Yugoslavia)

Her part of town. Kinta is the old slang word for money, specially when sparse (5 kinti is five of the largest coin of 1, 10, 100 - whichever is current). The whole area was nicknamed so because of the old tavern (long gone) called "Poslednji dinar" (last dinar). The current generations perhaps don't know of this.

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