1. A royal prerogative by which the sovereign anciently claimed a percentage on all the gold and silver brought to the Mint for coinage; the profit derived from issuing coins at a rate above their intrinsic value; a royalty.

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

• aeigniorage,
• zeigniorage,
• xeigniorage,
• deigniorage,
• eeigniorage,
• weigniorage,
• swigniorage,
• ssigniorage,
• sdigniorage,
• srigniorage,
• s4igniorage,
• s3igniorage,
• seignuorage,
• seignioeage,
• seignio5age,
• seignorage,
• Seignorate,
• Seignioraige,
• Seignourage,
• Seignurage

• seignory,
• seignior,
• seigneur,
• seigniory,
• seigneury.

The adjective form of the word "seigniorage" is "seigniorial".

The plural of the "seigniorage" can be the "seigniorages".

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