stipend

Synonyms for stipend

noun payment for services

noun. amount of money or other supply

noun. allocation, setting aside

noun. allocation, setting aside

noun. share of a profit

noun. share of a profit

early 15c., from Latin stipendium "tax, pay, gift," from stips "alms, small payment" + pendere "weigh" (see pendant).

Oh, but for that a stipend of three hundred ducats is too little.

Does this mean that you are come to your senses on the score of a stipend, Ser Galeotto?

If you will, you shall have a yearly stipend out of the King's treasury?'

There are some of us who preach and live by it, who might do more to earn our stipend.

The stipend is 300 a year, and I am told that there is a good house.

After the revolution of 1848 he was deprived of this stipend.

The annuellar was a secular conduct, receiving a yearly stipend.

What with the stipend and being up late, it's too much for me health.

As long as a person is going to school, he is given a stipend.

I contribute to the stipend; that ought to be enough for 'em.