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honorarium; monetary reward; remuneration for services
A payment given as thanks for a service rendered, such as a lecture, consultation, or other professional contribution. Distinct from a regular salary or fee.
Composed of 謝 (thanks, gratitude) and 金 (money). A formal term for a monetary payment given as thanks for professional services, typically one-time contributions rather than ongoing employment.
Common collocations
- 謝金を支払う: to pay an honorarium
- 謝金を受け取る: to receive an honorarium
- 講演謝金: lecture honorarium
- 研究協力謝金: research cooperation honorarium
Similar words
- 報酬: remuneration / reward — broader term for compensation, can be larger amounts
- 謝礼: token of gratitude — can be money or a gift, slightly less formal
- 手当: allowance / stipend — regular additional payment for specific duties
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Formal. Commonly used in academic, government, and business contexts, particularly on official forms and budget documents.
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報酬 (remuneration / reward)
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謝礼 (token of gratitude)
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慰労金 (consolation money)