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| centime |
a monetary unit of several countries, including Chad, Algeria, Haiti, and Niger. (Cf. franc, dinar, gourde.) [1/2 definitions] |
| Chad |
a central African country bordered by Libya, Sudan, Central African Republic, and Niger. |
| franc |
the chief monetary unit of several countries, including Switzerland, Chad, Niger, and Rwanda, equaling one hundred centimes. [1/2 definitions] |
| Hausa |
a member of a native people inhabiting southern Niger and northern Nigeria. [2 definitions] |
| Mali |
a West African country between Mauritania and Niger. |
| Niamey |
the capital of Niger. |
| Niger |
a river that flows from Guinea across southern Mali, a corner of Niger, and western Nigeria into the Atlantic. [1/2 definitions] |
| Niger River |
a long river in western Africa that begins in Guinea and flows through Mali and Niger. It then flows along the border between Niger and Benin, through Nigeria, and finally into the Atlantic Ocean. |
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