Idr

Pronunciation: /aɪ di ɑːr/

Definitions of idr

noun IDR is an abbreviation for the Indonesian Rupiah, the official currency of Indonesia.

Example Sentences

A1 I don't know the idr of this currency.

A2 The idr of the document is missing.

B1 The idr code is required for authentication.

B2 Please provide the idr information for verification.

C1 The idr parameter needs to be validated before processing.

C2 The system automatically generates unique idr for each transaction.

Examples of idr in a Sentence

formal The value of the product is listed in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

informal I need to exchange my USD to IDR before my trip to Bali.

slang Let's grab some street food with our last bit of IDR.

figurative His knowledge in economics is worth more than a million IDR.

Grammatical Forms of idr

• past tense: idr-ed
• plural: idrs
• comparative: more idr
• superlative: most idr
• present tense: idr
• future tense: will idr
• perfect tense: have idr-ed
• continuous tense: is idr-ing
• singular: idr
• positive degree: idr
• infinitive: to idr
• gerund: idr-ing
• participle: idr-ed

Origin and Evolution of idr

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old Norse

Story behind the word: The word 'idr' originated from Old Norse, specifically from the Old Norse word 'iðr' meaning 'work' or 'activity'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'idr' evolved to be used in modern English as a slang term for 'idea' or 'thought'.