Definition Synonyms
Definition of stipend - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
salaryfixed payment for regular work or service
- The intern received a monthly stipend for her work.
2.
allowanceregular payment for a specific purpose
- She received a stipend to fund her research project.
3.
student supportregular sum for living expenses, especially for students
- He used his stipend to cover rent and groceries.
Origin of stipend
Latin, stipendium (soldier's pay)
Terms with stipend included in their meaning
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church income
stipend from church revenues assigned to a clergy member
stipend recipient
person receiving a stipend for services
finance
receiving a regular payment or stipend
salary related
relating to payment of a salary or stipend
Examples of stipend in a sentence
Graduate students often rely on a stipend for their research work. The university offers a stipend for graduate students. His internship included a monthly stipend for expenses. The stipend helped her buy textbooks. He saved part of his stipend for emergencies.
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- French:allocation, indemnité, ...
- German:Stipendium, Zuschuss, ...
- Italian:stipendio, sussidio, ...
- Spanish:estipendio, beca, ...
- Portuguese:subsídio, bolsa, ...
- Chinese:津贴, 补助金, ...
- Japanese:手当, 奨学金, ...
- Arabic:مُخَصَّص, راتب ثابت, ...
- Hebrew:מִלְגָה, מַלְגָּה, ...
- Russian:стипендия, грант, ...
- Ukrainian:стипендія, виплата, ...
- Hindi:वजीफ़ा, वज़ीफ़ा, ...
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