1. To redeem from captivity or bondage; to redeem from the bondage of sin. See Redemption.

2. The price paid for the redemption of a prisoner of slave, or for goods captured by an enemy; release from captivity, bondage, or possession of an enemy; a sum or a fine paid for a pardon; the price paid to procure the pardon of sins, and the redemption of the sinner.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• transome,
• ransid,
• raism,
• ransform,
• racsim,
• ranbom,
• randsom,
• reasom,
• rangem,
• transum,
• rendom,
• reanson,
• rondom,
• randome,
• lonsom,
• randoma,
• hansuom,
• randam,
• hensom,
• randum

• rankins,
• Ranson,
• Ransome,
• ransomed.

The adverb form of the word "ransom" is "ransomly".

The adjective form of the word "ransom" is "ransomable".

The plural of the "ransom" can be the "ransoms".

The singular of the "ransom" can be the "ransom".