The Illunse word for money is feoca. Feoca is a very rare last name. The Parish Church in Feock, Cornwall, UK is dedicated to Saint Feoca, about whom very little is known.
This word is a mixture of the Old English word for money, feoh (money, wealth; cattle; name of the rune for f), and the Latin word pecunia (money, cash; property).
The picture is of part of the Lenborogh Hoard of Anglo-Saxon silver coins.
feocae : moneys or monies
The Illunse word for moneys or monies (nominative plural) is feocae.
Moneys or monies in Latin is pecuniae. Moneys or monies in Old English is apparently feoh (same as the singular).
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