fare

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈfɛə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈfɛə̯]
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• Received-Pronunciation: [ˈfɛː]
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈfɛː/
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• British, Southern, Standard: [ˈfɛː]
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• Australian: /ˈfeː/
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• Australian: [ˈfeː]
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• /ˈfeə/ without the cheer–chair merger
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• [ˈfe̝ə] without the cheer–chair merger
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• /ˈfiə/ cheer–chair merger
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• [ˈfiə] cheer–chair merger
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• /ˈfɜː(ɹ)/ Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• [ˈfɜː(ɹ)] Lancashire, fair–fur merger
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈfɛɚ/
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• Canada, General-American: [ˈfɛɚ] ~ [ˈfɛɹ̩]
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• Scotland: /ˈfeɾ/
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• Scotland: [ˈfe(ː)ɾ]
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• rhymes with -ɛə(ɹ)
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• homophone: fair
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• homophone: fear (cheer–chair merger)
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• homophone: fir
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• homophone: fur (both fair–fur merger)
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• CMU ARPABET: F EH1 R Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Middle English fare, from a merger of Old English fær (“journey, road”) and faru (“journey, companions, baggage”), from Proto-Germanic *farą and *farō (“journey, fare”), from Proto-Indo-European *per- (“a going, passage”).

From Middle English faren, from Old English faran (“to travel, journey”), from Proto-West Germanic *faran, from Proto-Germanic *faraną, from Proto-Indo-European *per- (“a going, passage”). Cognate with West Frisian farre, Dutch varen (“to sail”), German fahren (“to travel”), Danish and Norwegian Bokmål fare, Norwegian Nynorsk and Icelandic fara (“to go”) and Swedish fara (“to travel”).

143 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• German: Reise — voyage
• Russian: пое́здка (pojézdka) — voyage
• Russian: путеше́ствие (putešéstvije) — voyage
• Arabic: أُجْرَة (ʔujra) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Arabic: تَوْصِيلَة (tawṣīla) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Azerbaijani: gediş haqqı — money paid for a transport ticket
• Central Bikol: pliti — money paid for a transport ticket
• Bulgarian: цена́ на биле́т (cená na bilét) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Catalan: tarifa — money paid for a transport ticket
• Chinese Mandarin: 車費 /车费 (chēfèi) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Czech: jízdné — money paid for a transport ticket
• Danish: billetpris — money paid for a transport ticket
• Dutch: veergeld — money paid for a transport ticket
• Dutch: veerloon — money paid for a transport ticket
• Dutch: vervoersprijs — money paid for a transport ticket
• Finnish: ajomaksu — money paid for a transport ticket
• Finnish: matkalipun hinta — money paid for a transport ticket
• French: tarif — money paid for a transport ticket
• French: prix — money paid for a transport ticket
• Galician: tarifa — money paid for a transport ticket
• German: Fahrpreis — money paid for a transport ticket
• German: Fahrgebühr — money paid for a transport ticket
• German: Fracht — money paid for a transport ticket
• Greek: ναύλα (návla) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Ancient Greek: ναῦλος (naûlos) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Hebrew: דמי נסיעה (dmey nesiá) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Hebrew: תעריף (taaríf) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Hindi: किराया (kirāyā) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Italian: tariffa — money paid for a transport ticket
• Italian: prezzo — money paid for a transport ticket
• Japanese: 料金 (ryōkin) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Japanese: 運賃 (unchin) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Khmer: តម្លៃ (tɑmlay) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Korean: 요금 (yogeum) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Korean: 료금 (ryogeum) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Korean: 운임 (unim) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Lao: ຄ່າລົດ (khā lot) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Lao: ຄ່າໂດຍສານ (khā dōi sān) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Latin: naulum — money paid for a transport ticket
• Malay: tambang — money paid for a transport ticket
• Norwegian Bokmål: billettpris — money paid for a transport ticket
• Iranian Persian: کِرایِه (kerâye) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Portuguese: tarifa — money paid for a transport ticket
• Rohingya: keriya — money paid for a transport ticket
• Romanian: tarif — money paid for a transport ticket
• Romanian: bilet — money paid for a transport ticket
• Russian: пла́та за прое́зд (pláta za projézd) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Russian: цена́ биле́та (cená biléta) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Spanish: pasaje — money paid for a transport ticket
• Swedish: taxa — money paid for a transport ticket
• Swedish: biljettpris — money paid for a transport ticket
• Swedish: tariff — money paid for a transport ticket
• Tagalog: pasahe — money paid for a transport ticket
• Tagalog: bigay-ahon — money paid for a transport ticket
• Thai: ค่าโดยสาร (kâa-dooi-sǎan) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Turkish: ücret — money paid for a transport ticket
• Urdu: کِرایَہ (kirāya) — money paid for a transport ticket
• Vietnamese: tiền xe — money paid for a transport ticket
• Vietnamese: tiền đò — money paid for a transport ticket
• Vietnamese: tiền phà — money paid for a transport ticket
• Waray-Waray: pasahi — money paid for a transport ticket
• Zazaki: heq — money paid for a transport ticket
• Zazaki: tarife — money paid for a transport ticket
• Arabic: مُسَافِر (musāfir) — paying passenger
• Arabic: سَافِر (sāfir) — paying passenger
• Bulgarian: пъ́тник (pǎ́tnik) — paying passenger
• Bulgarian: пасаже́р (pasažér) — paying passenger
• Chinese Mandarin: 乘客 (chéngkè) — paying passenger
• Czech: cestující — paying passenger
• Danish: kunde — paying passenger
• Dutch: betalende passagier — paying passenger
• Dutch: reiziger — paying passenger
• Dutch: opvarende — paying passenger
• Estonian: sõitja — paying passenger
• Finnish: matkustaja — paying passenger
• Finnish: asiakas — paying passenger
• Finnish: poka — paying passenger
• French: passager — paying passenger
• German: Fahrgast — paying passenger
• German: Passagier — paying passenger
• Greek: επιβάτης (epivátis) — paying passenger
• Hungarian: utas — paying passenger
• Italian: passeggero — paying passenger
• Japanese: 乗客 (jōkyaku) — paying passenger
• Korean: 여객 (yeogaek) — paying passenger
• Korean: 려객 (ryeogaek) — paying passenger
• Korean: 승객 (seunggaek) — paying passenger
• Macedonian: патник (patnik) — paying passenger
• Polish: pasażer — paying passenger
• Portuguese: passageiro — paying passenger
• Russian: пассажи́р (passažír) — paying passenger
• Russian: пассажи́рка (passažírka) — paying passenger
• Serbo-Croatian: пу̑тнӣк — paying passenger
• Serbo-Croatian: pȗtnīk — paying passenger
• Slovak: cestujúci — paying passenger
• Spanish: pasajero — paying passenger
• Spanish: carrera — paying passenger
• Swahili: abiria — paying passenger
• Swedish: passagerare — paying passenger
• Swedish: resande — paying passenger
• Tagalog: pasahe — paying passenger
• Turkish: yolcu — paying passenger
• Zazaki: raywan (diq) — paying passenger
• Arabic: طَعَام (ṭaʕām) — food and drink
• Bulgarian: прови́зии (provízii) — food and drink
• Dutch: dieet — food and drink
• Dutch: levensmiddelen — food and drink
• Finnish: ruoka ja juoma — food and drink
• German: Verköstigung — food and drink
• German: Mahlzeit — food and drink
• German: Essen und Trinken — food and drink
• Italian: vitto — food and drink
• Italian: cibo — food and drink
• Russian: прови́зия (provízija) — food and drink
• Russian: проду́кты (prodúkty) — food and drink
• Dutch: voorraad — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• Dutch: voorraadje — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• Dutch: proviand — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• Finnish: tarvikkeet — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• German: Essensvorrat — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• German: Verpflegung — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• German: Proviant — supplies for consumption or pleasure
• Bulgarian: ставам (stavam) — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Bulgarian: случвам се (slučvam se) — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Czech: vyjít — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Czech: vycházet — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Dutch: het doen — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Esperanto: farti — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Finnish: pärjätä — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• German: klarkommen — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Hungarian: boldogul — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Middle English: faren — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Polish: mieć się — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Polish: miewać się — to experience fortune or treatment of a certain kind
• Czech: dopadnout — to happen in a certain way
• Finnish: käydä — to happen in a certain way
• French: se passer — to happen in a certain way
• German: gehen — to happen in a certain way
• German: ergehen — to happen in a certain way
• German: laufen — to happen in a certain way
• Middle English: faren — to happen in a certain way
• Spanish: irle — to happen in a certain way
• Spanish: salir — to happen in a certain way