Gē'rah, n.
n. [Heb. gērah, literally a bean.] (Jewish Antiq.) The smallest piece of money in use among the ancient Hebrews, being the twentieth part of a shekel, or nearly three cents.
n. [Heb. gērah, literally a bean.] (Jewish Antiq.) The smallest piece of money in use among the ancient Hebrews, being the twentieth part of a shekel, or nearly three cents.