maksāt

Etymology
From the same stem as, made into a 2nd-conjugation verb (ending -āt).

Verb

 * 1) to pay to give money in exchange for something
 * 2) to pay to fulfill a financial obligation with money
 * 3) to pay to use a certain means to fulfill a financial obligation
 * 4)  to cost to be worth a certain amount of money
 * 5)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 6)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1) to pay to fulfill a financial obligation with money
 * 2) to pay to use a certain means to fulfill a financial obligation
 * 3)  to cost to be worth a certain amount of money
 * 4)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 5)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1) to pay to use a certain means to fulfill a financial obligation
 * 2)  to cost to be worth a certain amount of money
 * 3)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 4)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to be worth a certain amount of money
 * 2)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 3)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to be worth a certain amount of money
 * 2)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 3)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 2)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 2)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to demand a certain amount of money for its realization
 * 2)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to have bad consequences
 * 1)  to cost to have bad consequences

Derived terms

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