Noun:

ନଗଦ,

ready money's Usage Examples:

When a bank is short of ready money, it is able to sell or repo its assets to a more liquid bank.

Cash in the sense of "ready money" as opposed to invested wealth has a separate etymology, from Latin capsa.

who at that time possessed a fortune of £6000 per annum and £30,000 in ready money, but his contests in this borough and the petitions and lawsuits arising.

in full the Long Causeway jingle, which starts Brunley (Burnley) for ready money See Parry, above, chapters 5-8 "South Pennine Packhorse Trails Trust".

and copeth [bargaineth] with them, and taketh in their herrings for ready money, and delivereth them more barrels and salt; and away goeth the Yager.

thousand pounds sterling per annum, besides a considerable property in ready money".

Vetus then manumitted his slaves, giving them all his ready money and ordered each to take of his possessions whatever they could carry.

Johnson insists he hasn't enough ready money, but promises to get the funds when the banks open the next day.

not even for ready money".

caused by his extravagance and the sale of his income-producing lands for ready money.

Synonyms:

loot, subsidisation, appropriation, lolly, simoleons, gelt, lucre, dinero, wampum, fund, clams, kale, cabbage, money supply, medium of exchange, pelf, shekels, sugar, dough, boodle, scratch, monetary fund, lettuce, token money, shinplaster, bread, moolah, subsidization, monetary system,

Antonyms:

poverty, scarcity, disarrange, wake, unpack,