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借入金 (kariirekin) Japanese meaning: borrowed money | Kotomora
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The company's borrowings increased compared with last year.
I am repaying the loan little by little every month.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 を 返へん 済さい する to repay a loan
The company repays its bank loan every month.
〈 物もの 〉 を 抱かか える to be burdened with a debt
This company is burdened with a large amount of debt.
〈 物もの 〉 が 増ふ える ／ 減へ る for one's debt to increase or decrease
The company's debt increased because it built a new factory.
Related words 借金 is the everyday word for debt or money owed, while 借入金 is the formal, accounting-style term used in business and financial records.
融資 describes the act of financing or lending from the lender's side, while 借入金 refers to the actual money the borrower owes as a liability.
Written forms 借かり 入いれ 金きん
Standard written form; common in finance, accounting, business, and loan documents.
借か り 入い れ 金きん
irregular okurigana
Attested variant with irregular okurigana; useful for recognition, but 借入金 is the standard spelling.
Etymology Compound of 借入, 'borrowing; taking a loan,' and 金, 'money.' The form 借入金 is the conventional compact spelling used in financial contexts.
