loan
Δύναται τὸ πλουτεῖν καὶ φιλανθρώπους ποιεῖν → Being rich can even produce a social conscience → Animos nonnumquam humanos concinnant opes → Mitunter macht der Reichtum Menschen auch human
English > Greek (Woodhouse)
substantive
loan made by friends: P. ἔρανος, ὁ.
verb transitive
lend: Ar. and P. δανείζειν; see lend.
Translations
Arabic: قَرْض, إِعَارَة; Armenian: վարկ; Aromanian: mprumut; Asturian: empréstamu; Azerbaijani: borc, kredit; Bengali: ধার; Bulgarian: заем; Catalan: préstec; Chinese Mandarin: 貸款, 贷款, 借款; Czech: půjčka; Dutch: lening; Esperanto: prunto; Estonian: laen; Faroese: lán; Finnish: laina; French: prêt, emprunt; Galician: préstamo, empréstito; Georgian: სესხი; German: Anleihe, Darlehen; Greek: δάνειο; Ancient Greek: δάνειον; Hungarian: kölcsön; Irish: iasacht; Italian: prestito, mutuo; Japanese: 貸付け, ローン, 貸付金; Kazakh: қарыз; Korean: 대부, 대콴(貸款); Latin: mutuum, creditum; Latvian: aizņēmums; Luhya: kumukopo; Maori: moni tārewa, moni whakatārewa; Meru: irandu; Navajo: aʼilyé; Norman: prêt'tie; Norwegian: lån; Persian: قرض, وام; Polish: pożyczka; Portuguese: empréstimo; Romanian: împrumut; Russian: заём, ссуда, кредит; Scottish Gaelic: iasad, coingheall; Slovak: pôžička; Spanish: préstamo; Swahili: mkopo; Swedish: lån; Telugu: ఋణము, అప్పు; Turkish: borç, kredi; Ukrainian: позика, кредит; Urdu: اُدھار, قرض, قرضہ; Walloon: prustaedje, pret; Welsh: benthyciad
