pagar

Meaning

1. to pay
2. (intransitive) to be worthwhile, to have a pay off

Concepts

pay

💸

repay

pay off

requite

ante up

pay back

shell out

foot

🦶

fill

fill up

fix

fulfill

give

honour

pay for

pay out

pay up

recompense

reward

fund

get

satisfy oneself

go

honor

be filled up

indemnify

keep

make amends

meet

neutralize

defray

complete

give money

compensate

aby

pay away

pick

⛏️

pony up

present

quit

abye

recoup

refund

reimburse

render

repair

clear

bear

🐻

retaliate

return

subvent

salary

services

atone

disburse

discharge

equalize

expiate

subvention

underwrite

finance

yield

deliver

fulfil

buy off

Synonyms

abonar

compensar

dar

cancelar

regalar

entregar

lastar

donar

equilibrar

integrar

inundar

liquidar

llenar

ofrecer

pillar

producir

valer la pena

abalanzar

avalar

colmar

costear

desbordar

desquitarse

devengar

dispensar

enmendarse

enterar

expiar

financiar

impartir

indemnizar

llenarse

otorgar

redituar

reembolsar

remunerar

rendir

saldar una deuda

subvencionar

cumplir una obligación

colmarse

gatillar

cancelar

palpar

salir a cuenta

enviar algo en retorno

cumplir con satisfacción

coger

completar

conceder

consolidar

cumplir

devolver

Hyphenated as

pa‧gar

Pronounced as (IPA)

/paˈɡaɾ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: pagar

Inherited from Latin: pacō

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish pagar, from Latin pacāre (“pacify”).

Sentences

La gran colección de grabados se dispersó , posiblemente para pagar deudas .

The large collection of engravings was scattered, possibly to pay off debts.