dram

"Before Greece adopted the euro, tourists needed to exchange their money for the Greek dram to buy souvenirs. "

"The old woman remembered buying bread for just a dram when she was a child in Greece. "

"The ancient apothecary measured ingredients with precision, often using a dram to weigh out the powdered herbs. "

"The ancient Greek merchant measured the spices, using a dram as his standard weight, roughly equivalent to a modern gram. "

"The old recipe calls for a dram of saffron, just enough to give the rice a subtle yellow hue. "

"a dram of brandy"

"The museum displayed a rusty dram, explaining that it was once used to transport coal deep within the mine. "

"After a long day of hiking, the travelers decided to dram before setting up their campsite. "

"The bartender tried to dram the weary traveler with whiskey, hoping to loosen his tongue and hear his story. "

"The price of the souvenir magnet was 500 dram, which seemed a little expensive. "