How to Say “Dividend” in French

dividende
/di.vi.dɑ̃d/masculine
The English word dividend is translated into French as dividende.
In finance, a dividend is a payment of money by a company to its shareholders.
Meaning: finance: a payment of money by a company to its shareholders (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of dividende is dividendes.

How do you pronounce it?

It is pronounced /di.vi.dɑ̃d/ and consists of 3 syllables.

Did you know?

  • In French, the term dividende is used outside of finance to describe any benefit or advantage gained from a particular action or situation.
  • In French mathematics, the dividende is the number that is being divided by a divisor.
  • The Latin root of dividende is a gerundive, which literally translates to 'that which must be divided'.

Examples in context

  • Le dividende sera versé aux actionnaires la semaine prochaine.
    The dividend will be paid to the shareholders next week.
  • Chaque actionnaire recevra sa part des bénéfices.
    Each shareholder will receive their share of profits.
  • Les gains distribués seront versés sous forme de dividendes trimestriels.
    The distributed earnings will be paid as quarterly dividends.
  • Le dividende annuel est assez élevé.
    The annual dividend is quite high.
  • L'entreprise a versé un dividende exceptionnel.
    The company paid an exceptional dividend.
  • Est-ce que ce dividende est stable ?
    Is this dividend stable?

Example conversation

Hugo and Chloé are discussing their investment portfolios.

  1. Hugo

    As-tu reçu ton dividende ce mois-ci ?
    Did you receive your dividend this month?
  2. Chloé

    Oui, Chloé a reçu le paiement hier.
    Yes, Chloé received the payment yesterday.
  3. Hugo

    Le montant du dividende a augmenté.
    The dividend amount has increased.
  4. Chloé

    C'est une excellente nouvelle pour nous.
    That is excellent news for us.

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