Except for our money. It's not the prefix, it's just the whole word. Silly choice, we could have called it Euroeuro.
It's still a prefix, the currency is called .
Eurocoins, Eurodollars, Eurounits, it all sounds quite cyberpunk.
Fun fact: eurodollars is the currency used in cyberpunk 2077.
Euro²
(Euro)2
Honestly, people pointing this out should have called it quits the moment they named the currency "euro". I mean, at that point the way this was gonna go was both obvious and inevitable.
Just think, in Cyberpunk they went and called the currency "EuroDollar" because it sounded like a fun sci-fi joke. "Hold my beer" memes may be a bit old at this point, but man, they're appropriate here.
There was literally a European Council meeting in the mid-90s simply to thrash out the question of the name. Because there were other more imaginative proposals: florin, shilling, and of course ecu. But they went with euro, the lowest possible common denominator which offended nobody. I remember thinking what a terrible missed opportunity that was. I still think that.
You won't believe it, but €100, an ultimate prefix to the quantity of money.
Dassault Systems experimental unmanned combat vehicle is called the nEUROn which i thought was clever.
Oh yeah that's pretty good!
Eurogust
We can go deeper!
- Janeurory
- Febreurory
- Maeuroch
- Apreurol
- Maeuro
- Jeurone
- Jueuroly
- Eurogust
- Septeurober
- Octeurober
- Noveuromber
- Deceuromber
Anneuroly.
The most important one to me is Eurodance. Europe, to me at least, has made the best EDM.
- eurobeat
- eurodisco
- eurotrance
- europop
EuroNice
Eunited Kingd- oh wait
Truly EUROMAGNIFICENT!
I remember in 90's Russian this prefix use to mean superior things
Can we get some Eurohealthcare over here?
Better than M1
So that's why Eurocopter changed their name to Airbus in the merger.
Except:
- currency
- emmission standards
- football championships
