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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMieter
Pronunciation / Transliteration: miːtɐ
"Der Mieter zog in die neue Wohnung ein."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who pays rent to a landlord or owner for the use of land, a building, or equipment.
"The landlord met with the new renter to sign the lease agreement." - 2
A person who hires or borrows something temporarily for a fee.
"The car rental agency requires every renter to show a valid driver's license."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'rent', originating from Old French 'renter' (to yield revenue, pay rent), which stems from the Late Latin 'rendere' (to render, give back). By the 16th century, the agent suffix '-er' was added to denote a person who pays rent for the temporary use of property or land.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Renter" is said worldwide
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locataire
Transliteration: lo-ka-tɛʁ
"Le locataire a payé le loyer à temps."
Mieter
Transliteration: miːtɐ
"Der Mieter zog in die neue Wohnung ein."
inquilino
Transliteration: in-kwi-li-no
"L'inquilino ha firmato il contratto d'affitto."
inquilino
Transliteration: in-ki-li-no
"El inquilino paga el alquiler todos los meses."
inquilino
Transliteration: ĩ-ki-li-nu
"O inquilino reformou a casa alugada."
किरायेदार
Transliteration: kirayedaar
"किरायेदार ने समय पर किराया दे दिया।"
租户
Transliteration: zūhù
"租户按时支付了房租。"
세입자
Transliteration: se-ip-ja
"세입자가 집주인에게 월세를 지불했습니다."
借家人
Transliteration: shakuyakunin
"新しい借家人が来週引っ越してきます。"
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