pruta

/pruːˈtɑː/
noun
  1. A former Israeli coin, equal to one thousandth of an Israeli pound; also used as a unit of currency in ancient Judea.
    • In the 1950s, a pruta could buy a loaf of bread in Israel.
    • The museum displayed a glass case filled with ancient pruta coins.
    • The collector found a bronze pruta from the time of the Hasmonean kings.