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Pronunciation / Transliteration: vachan denevala
"वचन देनेवाला अपने वादे से पीछे नहीं हटा।"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who makes a promise or vow.
"As the main promiser of the contract, the company was legally bound to deliver the goods on time." - 2
In legal contexts, the party who makes a promise to another (the promisee).
"The obligations of the promiser must be supported by valid consideration to form a binding contract."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'promise', originating from Latin 'promittere' (to send forth, let go, promise), composed of 'pro-' (forward) and 'mittere' (to send). The agent suffix '-er' was appended in Middle English to denote the person performing the action of making a promise.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Promiser" is said worldwide
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promettant
Transliteration: promettant
"Le promettant doit respecter ses engagements."
Versprechender
Transliteration: versprechender
"Der Versprechende muss die Vereinbarung einhalten."
promittente
Transliteration: promittente
"Il promittente ha firmato il contratto."
promitente
Transliteration: promitente
"El promitente cumplió con su palabra."
promitente
Transliteration: promitente
"O promitente assumiu toda a responsabilidade."
वचन देनेवाला
Transliteration: vachan denevala
"वचन देनेवाला अपने वादे से पीछे नहीं हटा।"
许诺人
Transliteration: xǔnuò rén
"许诺人必须兑现他的承诺。"
약속자
Transliteration: yaksokja
"약속자는 계약 조건을 성실히 이행해야 한다."
約束者
Transliteration: yakusokusha
"約束者はその誓いを守る義務がある。"
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