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labat

High-rate interest, on a loan; in cash or kind, at the current rate of about one hundred percent interest per annum.

Often interest paid is computed at ten percent per month. Applied when the lender, typically a rich person, and the borrower, usually a poor person with a pressing financial need, have no close social relationship. A person engaging in high-interest lending is viewed with disfavor.

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būnga 3a

For a loan (actor -um-) to accumulate money (theme i-) at a high rate of interest, with the passage of time, as described above.

Do'do''ol di inlabat din pihhun Paddūkal an gināwat Lamāgon ti tuluy tawon ya un nabayādan.

That which Paddūkal's money which Lamāgon borrowed accumulated at a high rate of interest was very large because it was three years before it was paid back.

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