Difference between Lira and Maltese Lira

LIRA vs MALTESE LIRA: NOUN

Formerly the basic unit of money in Italy; equal to 100 centesimi
The basic unit of money on Malta; equal to 100 cents
The primary unit of currency in Italy, Malta, San Marino, and the Vatican City before the adoption of the euro.
A lyre; formerly, also, some related instrument.
A modern silver coin of the kingdom of Italy, divided into 100 centesimi, and worth a franc, or about 19 United States cents.
A gold coin of Turkey, otherwise called a Turkish pound, equal to $4.40.
One of the grooves or furrows on a shell.
An Italian coin equivalent in value to the French franc.
The basic unit of currency in Turkey.
The currency of Lebanon (also pound), Syria (also pound), Jordan (also dinar), former currency of Italy, Malta, San Marino and the Vatican City, superseded by the euro.
The former currency of Israel, superseded by the sheqel.
The basic unit of money in Turkey

Reading, Cree, Books, Cry, Cri, Livre, Pound, Pounds, Malta, Maltese, Turkish, Currency, Italian lira, Maltese lira, Turkish lira

Frns, Colombian peso, Iraqi dinar, Swiss franc, Iranian rial, Centime, Guilder, Currency, Metical, Danish krone, Kuwaiti dinar, Peseta, Mauritian rupee, Spanish peseta, Lira

Read, Book, Scream, Cree, Books, Cry, Cri, Livre, Pound, Pounds, Malta, Maltese, Turkish, Currency, Maltese lira

Escudo, Depreciated, Pound sterling, Rial omani, Denominate, Deutsche mark, Frns, Iraqi dinar, Swiss franc, Iranian rial, Centime, Currency, Metical, Kuwaiti dinar, Peseta

Nakawa, Jinja, Tororo, Mbarara, Lira, Hoima and Arua.
It was on par to the Italian lira.
South African rand, Turkish lira and Egyptian pound.
Does Cenk pay in Turkish Lira or Dollars?
University pension locked into a LIRA in Alberta.
MR ta iiuw avubtlabed Ob a lira haajo.
Her wind is different from Amihan and Lira.
How much will a Full Bosphorous Cruise by Night cost in Turkish Lira please and can I pay in Turkish Lira by cash?
TURKISH LIRA 09:15: The Turkish lira continues its decline, despite efforts by authorities to support the currency.
Turkish citizens to buy lira and gold to prop up the lira.

The Malta Pound (renamed Maltese Lira in 1983) was divided into 100 cents and 1 cent coins issued 10 mils.
All prices quoted are1 in Maltese Lira and are inclusive of local tax.