1. The sun god in Inca mythology and religion.
Usage: Proper noun; refers to Incan deity; Also used in historical and anthropological contexts
2. The basic monetary unit of Peru (replaced by the nuevo sol in 1991).
Usage: Historical currency; No longer in circulation

Examples

• Inti was worshipped as the supreme deity by the Inca civilization.
• The Inca built temples dedicated to Inti throughout their empire.
• In Quechua, 'inti' literally means 'sun.'
• The Peruvian inti was the official currency before the nuevo sol replaced it.
• Inti Raymi, the festival of the sun, was celebrated by the Inca people.