Noun:

তোরণে পত্র, পুষ্পের মাল্য, আম্রসার,

testoons's Usage Examples:

mints producing testoons in 1544–1551.

These testoons were made in the very poor base silver in this period, and are known as base testoons.

sterling with the value of 12d were minted in 1503 or 1504 and were known as testoons.

The earlier coins date from the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots, and testoons and other coins are from the reign of James VI of Scotland.

These poorly based testoons became known as "base testoons".

Henry's stockpiled testoons were covered in a thin layer of silver which had a tendency to wear off.

for Sharington's attainder was that he had coined testoons for personal gain.

However, all testoons of the period struck in quantity by all English mints.

royal treasurer Robert Richardson, Prior of St Mary's Isle, to coin into testoons.

The 16th century saw the issuance of larger silver coins, first in testoons (9 g fine silver, valued at 11 sols Tournois in 1549), and later on in.

appears to have been done for the first time when Francis I of France issued testoons (silver coins) bearing the legend FRANCISCVS I DE.

1560 instructing him to strike marks upon the debased Edwardian silver testoons (shillings and part-shillings) still in currency, devaluing those marked.