toll

To have a severe, damaging effect on someone or something.

"The long hours began to toll on him."

The total number of deaths, injuries, or damage from an event.

"The accident took a heavy toll."

A payment required for using a specific road, bridge, or service.

"We paid a toll to cross the bridge."

To ring a large bell slowly and repeatedly, often for a funeral.

"The church bells tolled sadly."