Etymology:
Meaning:
To extinguish or pay off a debt or obligation gradually over time through periodic payments.
Origin:
The term "amortize" originates from the Latin phrase "ad mortem," which literally means "to the death." It was used in Roman law to describe the gradual repayment of a debt until it was extinguished.
Over time, the term became associated with the gradual reduction of any financial obligation, such as a mortgage or bond.
Usage:
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