“Paying off” in Japanese
Short answer
Paying off in Japanese is “弁済” (bensai). Full meaning: repayment, settlement (of a debt), paying off, reimbursement (of expenses).
Other ways to say “Paying off” in Japanese
結実
ketsujitsu fruition, fructification, bearing fruit; bearing fruit (of efforts, plans, etc.), coming to fruition, yielding success, paying off, realization, realisation, fruit (e.g. of hard work), result
整理
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
せいり
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
整り
seiri sorting, arrangement, organization, putting in order, adjustment, regulation; liquidation, settlement, consolidation, clearance (e.g. debt), paying off; retrenchment, curtailment, cutting down, disposal
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