amort
/əˈmɔrteɪ, əˈmɒrt/Definitions
1. verb
to gradually recover or repay money, costs, or expenses, often over a period of time
“The company amortized the loan over the next five years.”
2. noun
a charge or payment made to recover or repay expenses, costs, or losses over a period of time
“The amortization of the assets was taken into account when calculating the company’s profit.”
3. noun
a periodic charge or payment made to recover or repay expenses, costs, or losses, often relating to a loan or mortgage
“The amortization of the mortgage is $500 per month.”