Etymology:
Old French: desbourser, from Latin: de- "from" + bursa "purse, bag"
Meaning:
To pay out (money) or distribute (funds).
Origin:
The term "disburse" originated from the Latin word "bursa," which meant "purse" or "bag." In ancient Rome, a bursa was a leather pouch used to hold money and valuables.
When money was paid out from a purse, it was described as "de-bursing" or "disbursing." Over time, the term "disburse" evolved to refer to any act of paying out or distributing funds.
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