nabayaran

"Nabayaran" is a Filipino term that translates to "payment" or "paid" in English. It is derived from the root word "bayad," which means "fare" or "payment." The prefix "na-" indicates a completed action, signifying that a payment has been made.

The term "nabayaran" is commonly used in everyday transactions, such as when purchasing goods or services. For example, if someone buys groceries, they would say the groceries have been "nabayaran" once the transaction is complete and the money has been exchanged. It can also refer to settling debts or obligations. If a loan has been repaid, it is considered "nabayaran."

In a more specific context, "nabayaran" can also refer to wages or salary that have been disbursed. Employees would say their salaries are "nabayaran" when they have received their due compensation. The concept of "nabayaran" is fundamental to economic activity, signifying the fulfillment of a financial commitment. It implies that the obligation related to a good, service, or debt has been discharged through the act of payment. The term is versatile and can be applied to a wide range of financial exchanges, from small personal purchases to larger business transactions.