Lend (verb)

1. Give (someone) the use of (money, property, or goods) on the understanding that they will be returned or repaid.
2. Allow (someone) the temporary use of (something) on the understanding that it will be returned.

Origin:

Old english lǣnan, of germanic origin; related to dutch lenen and german leihen.

Examples:

1. He lent me some money.
2. She lent me her car.
3. The bank lends money to the customers.
4. The library lends books to the patrons.
5. The store lends tools to the customers.