Denomination

A denomination is a specific group, branch, or subgroup within a larger organization, especially in religious contexts. For example, within Christianity, denominations include Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox, each with distinct beliefs, practices, and traditions. The term can also apply to currencies, where it refers to different values of money—like a $10 bill or a €50 note. Essentially, a denomination designates a particular segment or category within a broader system, helping to distinguish different types or levels within that system.