Stipend (noun)

1. A fixed regular sum of money paid as a salary, allowance, or grant, especially to a student or research worker.
2. A payment made to support a person in a particular profession or occupation, such as a clergyman or physician.

Origin:

Middle english, from latin stipendium, from stipend-, stipendium, from stips, stipis means of support, pay, from stipere to pay.

Examples:

1. He received a stipend for his work as a research assistant.
2. The stipend for the internship was not enough to cover living expenses.
3. The stipend for the position is $1000 per month.
4. He was given a stipend to support his studies in theology.
5. The stipend of the fellowship was $3000 per month.