loan
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The meaning (definition) of the word loan
something lent to you that you must give back
The word loan used in a sentence
“The library gave me a loan of a book for two weeks.”
Words that mean the opposite of loan (antonyms)
gift
How the word loan is said around the world
| French | prêt (pray) |
| Spanish | préstamo (PREHS-tah-moh) |
| Mandarin | 借来的东西 (jyeh lie duh doong shee) |
| Hindi | उधार (oo-DHAAR) |
| Arabic | إِعارَةٌ (ih-AA-ra-tun) |
| Russian | взаймы (vzeye-MEE) |
| Portuguese (EU) | empréstimo (eng-PRESH-tee-moo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | empréstimo (eng-PREHS-chee-moo) |
| Japanese | かりもの (kah-ree-MOH-noh) |
| German | Leihgabe (LY-gah-buh) |
| Urdu | ادھار (ud-HAAR) |
| Punjabi | ਉਧਾਰ (u-DHAAR) |
| Korean | 대출 (DAE-chool) |
| Hebrew | השאלה (hash-ah-LAH) |
| Greek | δανεικό (tha-nee-KOH) |
| Dutch | te leen (tuh LAYN) |
| Tagalog | hiram (HEE-rahm) |
| Vietnamese | đồ mượn (doh MOOUN) |
| Turkish | ödünç (ur-DUENCH) |
| Persian | امانت (ah-mah-NAT) |
| Polish | wypożyczenie (vih-poh-zhih-CHEH-nyeh) |
| Ukrainian | позика (POH-zih-kah) |
| Bengali | ধার (dhahr) |
| Swedish | lån (lohn) |
| Italian | prestito (PRES-tee-toh) |
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