Begrudge (verb)

1. To envy the possession or enjoyment of.
2. To give or allow unwillingly.

Origin:

Middle english begrutchen, from old english begrȳtan to grieve over.

Examples:

1. I begrudge him his success.
2. I don't begrudge him his happiness.
3. I begrudge him nothing.
4. I wouldn't begrudge you the time off.
5. I wouldn't begrudge you a little extra spending money.