usurer

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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈjuːʒəɹə/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈjuːzjəɹə/
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• General-American: /ˈjuːʒəɹəɹ/
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Anglo-Norman, from Old French usurier, Latin ūsūra (“interest”).

95 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: վաշխառու (vašxaṙu) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Azerbaijani: müamiləçi — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Azerbaijani: sələmçi — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Belarusian: ліхвя́р (lixvjár) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Belarusian: ліхвя́рка (lixvjárka) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Belarusian: працэ́нтшчык (pracéntščyk) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Belarusian: працэ́нтшчыца (pracéntščyca) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Bulgarian: лихва́р (lihvár) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Bulgarian: лихва́рка (lihvárka) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Chinese Mandarin: 高利貸 /高利贷 (gāolìdài) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Czech: lichvář — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Czech: lichvářka — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Czech: úžerník — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Danish: ågerkarl — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Dutch: woekeraar — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Dutch: woekeraarster — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzuranto — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: viruzuranto — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzurantino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzuristo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: viruzuristo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzuristino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzurulo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: viruzurulo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: uzurulino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: procentegisto — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: virprocentegisto — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: procentegistino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: procentegulo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: virprocentegulo — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Esperanto: procentegulino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Finnish: koronkiskuri — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• French: usurier — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• French: usurière — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Galician: usureiro — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Galician: usureira — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Georgian: მევახშე (mevaxše) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• German: Wucherer — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• German: Wucherin — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• German: Kredithai — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• German: Zinswucherer — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Greek: τοκογλύφος (tokoglýfos) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Hungarian: uzsorás — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Indonesian: rentenir — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Italian: usuraio — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Italian: usuraia — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Italian: strozzino — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Italian: strozzina — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Japanese: 高利貸し (kōrigashi) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Korean: 고리대금업자 (goridaegeumeopja) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Latin: toculiō — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Latin: danista — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Macedonian: лихвар (lihvar) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Macedonian: лихварка (lihvarka) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Malay: ceti — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Māori: kaiwhakatuputupu moni — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Norwegian Bokmål: ågerkar — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Norwegian Bokmål: ågerkarl — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Norwegian Nynorsk: ågerkar — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Polish: lichwiarz — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Polish: lichwiarka — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Portuguese: usurário — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Portuguese: usureiro — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Portuguese: agiota — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Romanian: cămătar — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Romanian: cămătăreasă — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Romanian: uzurar — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Russian: ростовщи́к (rostovščík) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Russian: ростовщи́ца (rostovščíca) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Russian: проце́нтщик (procéntščik) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Russian: проце́нтщица (procéntščica) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Serbo-Croatian: ли̏хва̄р — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Serbo-Croatian: ли̏хварица — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Serbo-Croatian: lȉhvār — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Serbo-Croatian: lȉhvarica — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Slovak: úžerník — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Slovak: úžerníčka — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Slovene: oderuh — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Slovene: oderuhinja — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Spanish: usurero — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Spanish: usurera — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Swahili: mlariba — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Swedish: ockrare — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Tagalog: buwayang-lubog — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Tagalog: buwaya sa katihan — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Turkish: tefeci — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Turkish: murabahacı — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Ottoman Turkish: فائضجی (faʼizci) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Ottoman Turkish: معاملهجی (muʼameleci) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Ukrainian: лихва́р (lyxvár) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Ukrainian: лихва́рка (lyxvárka) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Volapük: vukan — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Volapük: hivukan — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Volapük: jivukan — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates
• Yiddish: פּראָצענטניק (protsentnik) — one who loans money, particularly at exorbitant interest rates