/**
 * Hindi (bare-tag alias)
 *
 * `hi` resolves to hi-IN, currently the only Hindi variant this
 * package implements. This file exists purely so `n2words/hi` works
 * without requiring a region subtag; it is not a claim that hi-IN speaks
 * for every Hindi-speaking region. See docs/bare-tag-aliases.md for the
 * full rationale and LANGUAGES.md for the complete family/variant table.
 *
 * `toCurrency` is the one form this file doesn't forward untouched: a bare
 * tag names a language, and a default currency belongs to a country, so
 * `currency` is required here rather than inherited. See
 * docs/bare-tag-aliases.md's "Bare tags carry no default currency".
 */
export * from './hi-IN.js';
export declare const aliasOf = "hi-IN";
export type CurrencyOptions = Omit<import('./hi-IN.js').CurrencyOptions, 'currency'> & Required<Pick<import('./hi-IN.js').CurrencyOptions, 'currency'>>;
/**
 * Every hi-IN currency default except the currency itself.
 * @type {Omit<Required<import('./hi-IN.js').CurrencyOptions>, 'currency'>}
 */
export declare const currencyDefaults: Omit<Required<import('./hi-IN.js').CurrencyOptions>, 'currency'>;
/**
 * Converts a numeric value to Hindi currency words.
 *
 * Unlike hi-IN's, this needs an explicit `currency`: `hi` is a language
 * and has no country to take a default from.
 * @param {number | string | bigint} value - The currency amount to convert
 * @param {CurrencyOptions} options - Configuration; `currency` is required
 * @returns {string} The amount in Hindi currency words
 * @throws {TypeError} If `currency` is omitted, or options are malformed
 * @example
 * toCurrency(42.50, { currency: 'INR' }) // 'बयालीस रुपये पचास पैसे'
 */
declare function toCurrency(value: number | string | bigint, options: CurrencyOptions): string;
export { toCurrency };