Verbo
/es.tiˈpu.lar el saˈla.ɾjo/
Translate to English: "Estipular el salario" = "Stipulate the salary"
The word "estipular" in Spanish means to establish, stipulate, or agree upon certain terms or conditions. In the context of law, "estipular el salario" would refer to negotiating or setting the salary for a particular job position. It is a verb commonly used in legal and formal contexts, both in written and oral speech.
La empresa y el empleado estipularon el salario para el nuevo puesto.
English: The company and the employee stipulated the salary for the new position.
Es necesario estipular el salario antes de firmar el contrato laboral.
English: It is necessary to stipulate the salary before signing the employment contract.
The word "estipular" is not typically part of common idiomatic expressions in Spanish.
The word "estipular" comes from the Latin word "stipulāri", which means to agree or bargain.