víglu, n. The standard Lilitic currency, a small metal bar about 4 cm long, 8 mm wide and 2 mm thick with writing printed on both sides to indicate denomination. The pre-Thessian economy was very stable despite rationing and shortages, as incomes remained fixed and high rates of taxation prevented the sequestration of money.

tshiñgu, n. Currency, money, or any item used for barter.