借かり入いれ

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

borrowing (money); loan

Primarily refers to borrowing money from a financial institution or person. Often used in economic and business contexts.

銀ぎん行こうから借かり入いれをして家うちを買かった。
I bought a house by taking out a loan from the bank.
会かい社しゃ

は

運うん

転てん

資し

金きん

を

借か

り

入い

れ

た

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The company borrowed working capital.

Written forms

借かり入いれUsage14%
Standard kanji spelling, common in news and financial contexts.
借かり入いれUsage74%
Abbreviated form, mainly used in compounds or headlines.
借かり入いれUsage12%
Variant spelling without okurigana り; seen in formal documents.

Kanji

借borrow, rent
入enter, insert

Similar words

借しゃっ金きん
借金 is a general term for debt or borrowing, often with a negative connotation of owing money. 借り入れ is more neutral and formal, focusing on the act of borrowing, especially from institutions.
ローン
ローン is a loan (often a specific product like a mortgage or car loan). 借り入れ is the broader act of borrowing, which may include taking out a ローン.

Etymology

Compound of 借り (kari, 'borrowing', nominal form of 借りる) + 入れ (ire, 'putting in', nominal form of 入れる). Literally 'putting in a borrowing', referring to the act of receiving borrowed funds.