1. Kroner - Noun
Derived from krone
2. Kroner - Proper noun
Kroner (plural Kroners)
A surname.
A statement from the Ministry of Justice revealed in October that they have cost the treasury at least 1.25 billion kroner since their introduction. Source: Internet
It comes with an award of 6 million Norwegian kroner, or about $650,000. Source: Internet
Costs have spiraled from 1.6 to 3.6 billion kroner for a building, which was originally proposed in 2013 and will eventually be used by 3,000 students and 1,000 researchers. Source: Internet
Benefits given to migrants entering the country have been cut almost in half and police have been handed the power to size valuables worth more than 10,000 kroner (£1,045) from refugees to cover housing and food costs. Source: Internet
He had taken out a loan of 50,000 kroner ($8,500) to pay for the kitchen remodel, and had overdrafted his credit cards in New York. Source: Internet
Iceland might also prefer the Canadian dollar to the Norwegian kroner because it may not wish to cede its sovereignty to another Scandinavian country, given the historical relationship between Iceland and Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Source: Internet