May 4, '25 03:00

Lyam: What does this word mean and how much is 1 lyam in general?

So, the word “lyam” is a slang term that is often used to refer to a million. You know how we say “shchuka” instead of a thousand? Well, similarly, “lyam” replaces the word “million.” So 1 lyam is one million. Now imagine: you are working and have finally g...

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So, the word “lyam” is a slang term that is often used to refer to a million. You know how we say “shchuka” instead of a thousand? Well, similarly, “lyam” replaces the word “million.” So 1 lyam is one million.

Now imagine: you are working and have finally gathered 1 million hryvnias. Instead of saying “I have one million,” you can simply say “I have 1 lyam.” It sounds simpler and maybe even a bit cooler (not a fact).

Most likely, this slang expression was created like this: million -> lemon -> lyam.

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