Translation of Kazakh word "қарызға беру" to English
қарызға беру
/qɑrɯzʁɑ berw/
Meaning
VerbTo allow to be used by someone temporarily, on condition that it or its equivalent will be returned.
How to use
When used as a verb, 'қарызға беру' means to allow to be used by someone temporarily, on condition that it or its equivalent will be returned, as in 'Оны мені қарызға берді' (He lent me something). Follows Kazakh soft-vowel (жіңішке) vowel harmony in suffixation (plural: -лер/-дер/-тер, case suffixes: -ге/-ке/-де/-тен). Standard vocabulary item widely used in conversational and written Kazakh.
🇬🇧 English
lend
Example
Мен сізге қарызға ақша бере аламын ба?
Can I lend you some money?
Мен сізге велосипедімді бір аптаға беремін.
I will lend you my bike for a week.
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- Мен сізге қарызға ақша бере аламын ба?— Can I lend you some money?
- Мен сізге велосипедімді бір аптаға беремін.— I will lend you my bike for a week.
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Frequency rank: #612 in Kazakh
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What does the Kazakh word "қарызға беру" mean?▼
The Kazakh word "қарызға беру" means "lend" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Мен сізге қарызға ақша бере аламын ба?" (which translates as "Can I lend you some money?").
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