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The number a thing earns when desire and scarcity finish arguing.
means The value, importance, or merit of something or someone, measured in money or otherwise.
from From Old English weorth, meaning valuable or estimable, tracing to a Germanic root tangled with becoming and turning toward — value as a fate things turn into.
Old verbWorth once meant to become, as in woe worth the day.
Net worthWhat you own minus what you owe, ego excluded.
Two flavorsPrice is what markets say; worth is what hearts insist.