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noun, no-adjective
annuity, pension

noun
loan, loan payable, debt
Other readings:
借り入れ金【かりいれきん】[1]
Notes:
  1. irregular okurigana usage

noun
1.
trigger (of a gun, etc.)
2.
trigger (for something), immediate cause
Other readings:
引金【ひきがね】
引き鉄【ひきがね】
引鉄【ひきがね】

noun
credit union(abbreviation)
See also:信用金庫

noun, no-adjective
1.
upstart, nouveau riche, new money, new rich, coming into wealth suddenly(derogatory)
2.
piece promoted to gold general(shogi term)(orig. meaning)
See also:成る
Other readings:
成り金【なりきん】

noun
1.
bribe
2.
secret fund, slush fund, money for bribery

noun, no-adjective
national pension, government pension system

noun
steel
Other readings:
【こう】
刃金【はがね】

noun
proceeds
Other readings:
売り上げ金【うりあげきん】

noun, auxillary suru verb
deposit, payment, money received, money due

noun
installment, instalment, premium, bill
Other readings:
掛金【かけきん】

noun
loan, advance
Other readings:
貸し金【かしきん】

noun, auxillary suru verb
realization (of goods into money), conversion (into money), liquidation

noun
clasp, latch, catch, fastener
Other readings:
止め金【とめがね】
留金【とめがね】
止金【とめがね】

noun
donation money (esp. disaster relief or charity), contribution
Other readings:
義捐金【ぎえんきん】

noun
pure gold, solid gold, fine gold

noun, auxillary suru verb
payment

noun
cash bonus, reward, bounty
Other readings:
褒奨金【ほうしょうきん】

noun
contribution, donation

noun
(security) deposit, caution money

noun
1.
money (given as thanks), reward money, fee, recompense, remuneration, honorarium
2.
key money, fee paid for rental rights

noun
1.
gold
2.
gold coin
3.
gold colour (color)
Other readings:
黄金【きがね】[1]
黄金【くがね】[1]
【こがね】
Notes:
  1. out-dated or obsolete kana usage

noun
down payment, deposit

noun, auxillary suru verb, no-adjective
repayment

noun
basic rate (i.e. excluding optional service fees, usage charges, etc.), basic charge, base cost, base price

noun, auxillary suru verb
withdrawal (of money), payment, contribution, investment, financing

noun
deposit (esp. on renting a house), security money, bond payment, guarantee

noun, no-adjective
capital, principal
Other readings:
元金【もときん】

noun, auxillary suru verb
chasing, metal carving, metal engraving

noun
(one's) pay, wages

noun
1.
ore, unprocessed metal, ground metal
2.
(one's) true character
Other readings:
地金【じきん】

noun
money-worship, mammon-worship

noun
a metal reinforcement

noun, no-adjective
getting rich quick, making a killing, making a fortune at a single stroke(yojijukugo)
Other readings:
一攫千金【いっかくせんきん】

noun
key money (esp. on an apartment), premium (payment)

noun
1.
current account, transactional account
See also:預金
2.
checking account, cheque account, demand account

noun
sheet metal, metal plate
Other readings:
板金【いたがね】
鈑金【ばんきん】
板銀【いたがね】

noun
1.
war funds, war chest
2.
funds (for activities), campaign funds

きん
urikakekin
noun
accounts receivable, outstanding sales account
Other readings:
売掛金【うりかけきん】

noun
reparation, redemption

noun, no-adjective
metallurgy

noun
1.
(metal) cap
2.
clasp
3.
mouthpiece
4.
socket (for light, etc.)

noun
charging for in-game items, microtransaction

りょうき
akusesuryoukin
noun
access charge, access fee(computer term)

noun
deposit (received)
Other readings:
預り金【あずかりきん】

noun
ore
Other readings:
粗金【あらかね】
【あらがね】
【あらかね】
【あらがね】
【あらかね】

noun
money on hand
Other readings:
あり金【ありがね】

うき
arunikogoukin
noun
alnico, iron alloy containing aluminum, nickel, and cobalt

noun
1.
scholarship, student award, student grant, student loan
2.
educational fund, educational lender

noun
transfer fee (e.g. in football)(sports term)

expression
one's word is worth 1,000 pieces of gold, a promise should be kept at all cost(yojijukugo)

noun
ichibukin, Edo-period rectangular gold coin worth a quarter ryō
Other readings:
一歩金【いちぶきん】

noun
ichibubankin, Edo-period rectangular gold coin worth one quarter ryō

expression
every moment is precious, time is money, precious time(yojijukugo)

expression
A smile of a beautiful woman is worth a thousand pieces of gold, enchanting smile of a glamorous woman(yojijukugo)

expression
being lavish with one's money, spending a huge sum of money at once on a treat(yojijukugo)

expression
you can't rely on parents and money to stay around forever, money comes and goes; so do parents(proverb)
Other readings:
何時迄もあると思うな親と金【いつまでもあるとおもうなおやとかね】
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