Egyptian pound
The Egyptian pound was subdivided into 100 "piastres" (Arabic: , singular "qirsh", , English: "piastre"). The piastre used to be subdivided into 40 para, but decimalisation following the 1886 Egyptian currency reform established a 1/10pt, which came to be known as a "millim" (, singular: ). Due to this legacy, the post 1956 Sudanese pound was divided into 100pt, each subdivided into 10 millims.