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Rant : from FR rente. Rent [1] or income based oninterest on a loan. "kira veya faiz geliri, getiri" OLat rendita
Sources on historic use
rant "sabit getirili borçlanma tahvili" [ c (1935) : frank üzerine tazyikın hafiflediği, rant ve saire kâğıdların da yükselmeğe temayül gösterdiği ]
rantabl "gelir getiren" [ c (1937) : asıl mühim mesele şarkta kurulan sanayiin rantabl olup olmayacağı keyfiyetidir ]
rantiye "kira veya faiz geliriyle yaşayan" [ Akşam (gazete) (1929) : Bu itibarla, memleketimizde yeni bir emlak sahibi 'rantiye' sınıfı teşekkül ediyor. ]
Kira: from AR kirāˀ كراء .Arabic root kry same meaning as kirāˀ كراء
Sources on historic use
[ Neşrî, Kitab-ı Cihannümâ (1492) ]
[1] rent (n.1)
"payment for use of property," mid-12c., a legal sense, originally "income, revenue" (late Old English), from Old French rente "payment due; profit, income," from Vulgar Latin *rendita, noun use of fem. past participle of *rendere "to render" (see render (v.)).
rent (n.2)
"torn place," 1530s, noun use of Middle English renten "to tear, rend" (early 14c.), variant of renden (see rend (v.)).
rent (v.)
mid-15c., "to rent out property, grant possession and enjoyment of in exchange for a consideration paid," from Old French renter "pay dues to," or from rent (n.1). Related: Rented; renting. Earlier (mid-14c.) in the more general sense of "provide with revenue." Sense of "to take and hold in exchange for rent" is from 1520s. Intransitive sense of "be leased for rent" is from 1784. Prefix rent-a- first attested 1921, mainly of businesses that rented various makes of car (Rentacar is a trademark registered in U.S. 1924); extended to other "temporary" uses since 1961.
Rant : from FR rente. Rent [1] or income based oninterest on a loan. "kira veya faiz geliri, getiri" OLat rendita
Sources on historic use
rant "sabit getirili borçlanma tahvili" [ c (1935) : frank üzerine tazyikın hafiflediği, rant ve saire kâğıdların da yükselmeğe temayül gösterdiği ]
rantabl "gelir getiren" [ c (1937) : asıl mühim mesele şarkta kurulan sanayiin rantabl olup olmayacağı keyfiyetidir ]
rantiye "kira veya faiz geliriyle yaşayan" [ Akşam (gazete) (1929) : Bu itibarla, memleketimizde yeni bir emlak sahibi 'rantiye' sınıfı teşekkül ediyor. ]
Kira: from AR kirāˀ كراء .Arabic root kry same meaning as kirāˀ كراء
[ Neşrî, Kitab-ı Cihannümâ (1492) ]
[1] rent (n.1)
"payment for use of property," mid-12c., a legal sense, originally "income, revenue" (late Old English), from Old French rente "payment due; profit, income," from Vulgar Latin *rendita, noun use of fem. past participle of *rendere "to render" (see render (v.)).
rent (n.2)
"torn place," 1530s, noun use of Middle English renten "to tear, rend" (early 14c.), variant of renden (see rend (v.)).
rent (v.)
mid-15c., "to rent out property, grant possession and enjoyment of in exchange for a consideration paid," from Old French renter "pay dues to," or from rent (n.1). Related: Rented; renting. Earlier (mid-14c.) in the more general sense of "provide with revenue." Sense of "to take and hold in exchange for rent" is from 1520s. Intransitive sense of "be leased for rent" is from 1784. Prefix rent-a- first attested 1921, mainly of businesses that rented various makes of car (Rentacar is a trademark registered in U.S. 1924); extended to other "temporary" uses since 1961.
