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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesdebitore
Pronunciation / Transliteration: /de.biˈto.re/
"Il debitore è tenuto a restituire la somma."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person who is indebted to another; one who owes a debt or obligation.
"The ledger clearly listed every ower and the exact amount of coin they were obligated to repay."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Middle English verb 'owen', originating from Old English 'āgan', meaning to possess or to have. Historically, it functioned as a standard agent noun denoting someone who owes something to another, though it has largely been supplanted by the expanded use of 'debtor' in modern English.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Ower" is said worldwide
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débiteur
Transliteration: /de.bi.tœʁ/
"Le débiteur doit régler sa dette avant la fin du mois."
Schuldner
Transliteration: /ˈʃʊldnɐ/
"Der Schuldner hat die Zahlung fristgerecht geleistet."
debitore
Transliteration: /de.biˈto.re/
"Il debitore è tenuto a restituire la somma."
deudor
Transliteration: /dewˈdoɾ/
"El deudor firmó el pagaré ante notario."
devedor
Transliteration: /de.veˈdoɾ/
"O devedor quitou todas as suas pendências."
ऋणी
Transliteration: rhini
"बैंक ने ऋणी को नोटिस भेजा।"
债务人
Transliteration: zhài wù rén
"债务人必须按时偿还贷款。"
채무자
Transliteration: chaemuja
"채무자는 기한 내에 원리금을 상환해야 한다."
債務者
Transliteration: saimusha
"債務者は銀行に対して返済を行う義務があります。"
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