daric

[ dar-ik ]

noun

1. a gold coin and monetary unit of ancient Persia.

daric

/ ˈdærɪk /

noun

1. a gold coin of ancient Persia Compare siglos

Word History and Origins

Origin of daric¹

1560–70; < Greek Dāreikós (statḗr) (Persian stater) of Darius ( def )

Word History and Origins

Origin of daric¹

C16: from Greek Dareikos, probably after Darius I

Example Sentences

The golf industry's only other top black executive is the president of Nike Golf, Daric Ashford.

From Golf Digest

Less than two years later, Davis, a golf industry veteran, announced she was retiring at age 52, and was replaced in the position by Daric Ashford, a Nike veteran with no experience in golf's hard goods side.

From Golf Digest

Of course, the only three golfers cited in comments by Daric Ashford, president of Nike Golf, were Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Michelle Wie.

From Golf Digest

Daric Ashford, president of Nike Golf, said in the brief announcement that Woods, McIlroy and Wie “drive tremendous energy for the game and inspire consumers worldwide,” and then he went on to mention various apparel and footwear that have “connected strongly with golfers.”

From Los Angeles Times

Daric Ashford, president of Nike Golf, said in the brief announcement that Woods, McIlroy and Wie "drive tremendous energy for the game and inspire consumers worldwide," and then he went on to mention various apparel and footwear that have "connected strongly with golfers."

From US News