Japanese word

払い込む

Pronunciation

Romajiharaikomu

Meaning

  • verbpay in

Example

指定された口座に授業料を払い込みます。shi tei sa re ta kō za ni ju gyō ryō o hara i ko mi ma su

I pay my tuition into the specified account.

Illustration for 払い込む (pay in)

More examples

保険料を毎月払い込んでいます。ho ken ryō o mai tsuki hara i ko n de i ma su

I pay my insurance premium every month.

Core concept

Expresses the movement of money into a designated account or recipient as payment for something owed.

Common phrases

  • 銀行口座に払い込むgin kō kō za ni hara i ko mu

    pay into a bank account

  • 保険料を払い込むho ken ryō o hara i ko mu

    pay an insurance premium

  • 現金で払い込むgen kin de hara i ko mu

    pay in cash

Similar words

振り込むfurikomu: To move money to a specified bank account, with the method of transfer being central.
支払うshiharau: To give money required for goods, services, or an obligation.
納入するnōnyūsuru: To pay money owed to an organization or authority, often as a required fee.

Definition in Japanese

決められた口座や場所に、料金などを支払う。ki me ra re ta kō za ya ba sho ni ryō kin na do o shi hara u

Word origin

払い込む (haraikomu) is a compound of 払う (harau, "to pay") and 込む (komu, "to go into"), linking payment with the idea of entering a specified place.

Usage tips

  • In Japanese notices, 払い込む (haraikomu) commonly marks a payment sent into a specified account, so it fits tuition or application fees better than a casual purchase.

Other meanings

  • depositverb

Opposites

Related words

  • 払い込みharaikomipaymentnoun

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