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10 Language-to-English DictionariesAbtretender
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ab-tre-ten-der
"Der Abtretende hat seine Rechte an den neuen Eigentümer übertragen."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who assigns rights or property to another.
"In the contract, the assignor transferred all rights to the property to the assignee." - 2
In legal terms, the individual who grants an assignment.
"The assignor must ensure that all obligations are fulfilled before the transfer."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'assignor' originates from the Latin word 'assignare', meaning 'to assign or allocate'. It evolved through Middle English, where it was used in legal contexts to denote a person who transfers rights or property to another party.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Assignor" is said worldwide
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Cédant
Transliteration: se-dan
"Le cédant a transféré ses droits à l'acheteur."
Abtretender
Transliteration: ab-tre-ten-der
"Der Abtretende hat seine Rechte an den neuen Eigentümer übertragen."
Cedente
Transliteration: che-den-te
"Il cedente ha trasferito i diritti al nuovo proprietario."
Cedente
Transliteration: se-den-te
"El cedente ha transferido sus derechos al cesionario."
Cessionário
Transliteration: se-sio-na-rio
"O cedente transferiu os direitos ao cessionário."
असाइनर
Transliteration: asainar
"असाइनर ने संपत्ति के अधिकारों को हस्तांतरित किया।"
转让人
Transliteration: zhuǎn ràng rén
"转让人将权利转让给受让人。"
양도인
Transliteration: yangdo-in
"양도인은 권리를 양도했습니다."
譲渡者
Transliteration: jōtosha
"譲渡者は権利を譲渡しました。"
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