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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesbeneficiario
Pronunciation / Transliteration: beneficiario
"Los hijos son los beneficiarios de la póliza de seguro."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A person who derives advantage from something, especially a trust, will, or life insurance policy.
"She was named the primary beneficiary of her uncle's estate."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'beneficiarius', meaning 'pertaining to a favor or benefit', based on 'beneficium' (benefit). It entered Middle French as 'bénéficiaire' before being adopted into English in the 17th century, originally relating to ecclesiastical benefices and later expanding broadly into legal and financial contexts.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Beneficiary" is said worldwide
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bénéficiaire
Transliteration: beneficiaire
"Il est le seul bénéficiaire de cette assurance-vie."
Begünstigte
Transliteration: Beguenstigte
"Sie ist die Hauptbegünstigte des Testaments."
beneficiario
Transliteration: beneficiario
"Il beneficiario del fondo deve firmare il contratto."
beneficiario
Transliteration: beneficiario
"Los hijos son los beneficiarios de la póliza de seguro."
beneficiário
Transliteration: beneficiario
"Ele foi nomeado beneficiário da herança."
लाभार्थी
Transliteration: labhharti
"इस योजना के मुख्य लाभार्थी गरीब किसान हैं।"
受益人
Transliteration: shòuyìrén
"她是这笔遗产唯一的受益人。"
수혜자
Transliteration: suhyeja
"그는 보험금의 유일한 수혜자입니다."
受取人
Transliteration: uketorinin
"彼は生命保険の受取人に指定された。"
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