stipend in Greek
stipend in Greek is μισθός — stipend means a regular, fixed payment for services — often given to clergy, students, interns, or public officials instead of a full wage.
stipend in Greek
μισθός
Pronounced: misthos
(archaic) A regular fixed payment made to someone (especially a clergyman, judge, soldier, or teacher) for services provided by them; a salary. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
What does "stipend" mean?
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noun A regular, fixed payment for services — often given to clergy, students, interns, or public officials instead of a full wage.
"The visiting fellow received a modest monthly stipend to cover living costs."
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verb To pay someone a stipend.
"The charity stipends its volunteer coordinators a token amount each month."
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stipend in a sentence
- The visiting fellow received a modest monthly stipend to cover living costs.
- Graduate students on the program get a small research stipend.
- The charity stipends its volunteer coordinators a token amount each month.
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What is "stipend" in Greek?
"stipend" in Greek is μισθός. stipend means: A regular, fixed payment for services — often given to clergy, students, interns, or public officials instead of a full wage.
How do you pronounce μισθός?
"stipend" in Greek is μισθός, pronounced "misthos".
How do you use "stipend" in a sentence?
Example: "The visiting fellow received a modest monthly stipend to cover living costs." In Greek, "stipend" is μισθός.
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