Übersatz (usury)

Rarely used today, this word (Hebrew: TARBITH), which comes from biblical German, refers in a narrower sense to usurious conduct in borrowed natural products such as food and seed. Usury
(Hebrew: MAESCHAECH), on the other hand, usually refers to money. However, the distinction is not always clear in older documents. – See agiotage, danism, financial vulture, capitation interest, rebbes, sin money, usury, usury challenge, interest prohibition.

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