1. A British silver coin worth 2s.; a Continental coin, ranging in value from 1s. 6d. to 2s. 4d., originally of gold, and coined at Florence, with on the one side a lily and on the other the head of John the Baptist.

2. A species of creeping bent-grass, once supposed to be of value for green winter fodder.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• glarin,
• forien,
• flyin,
• flooris,
• floria,
• fiorina,
• forein,
• flowin,
• eloring,
• flourine,
• floorin,
• fooring,
• loring,
• florial,
• floring,
• foron,
• floping,
• forign,
• clorine,
• floorig

• Florencio,
• Florinda,
• Florene,
• Florian,
• flowering,
• Florine,
• Flouring,
• Florance,
• Florencia,
• Flown,
• flooring,
• flaring,
• florence,
• fluorine.

The adjective form of the word "florin" is "florinian".

The plural of the "florin" can be the "florins".

The singular of the "florin" can be the "florin".