I found it in a dictionary but I'm not sure if actually means money.

Do Japanese people use this word?
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ゲルト - means money or not?
Japanese people don't use the term ゲルト but use お金 as money. Geld(ゲルト) means
money in Germany.
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「ゲルト」 is a pre-World War II slang term meaning "money". It comes from the
German word "Geld". The shorter form 「ゲル」 was also used.

Do we still use the word? No, we do not unless some elderly are still secretly
using it. (You will see the word, however, if you read novels from a few
decades ago.)

We now mostly use 「金{かね}」、「お金{かね}」、「金銭{きんせん}」, etc.
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