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Pronunciation / Transliteration: gijeungja
"기증자가 문서에 서명했습니다."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person or entity that grants something, especially in a legal context.
"The grantor signed the deed to transfer ownership of the property." - 2
In legal terms, the individual who provides a grant or conveyance.
"The grantor must be of legal age and sound mind to execute the document."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'grantor' originates from the Middle English word 'grantere', derived from the Old French 'grantir', which means 'to grant'. The evolution of the term reflects its legal usage in the context of transferring rights or property.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Grantor" is said worldwide
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donateur
Transliteration: do-na-teur
"Le donateur a signé le contrat."
Geber
Transliteration: Ge-ber
"Der Geber hat das Dokument unterschrieben."
donatore
Transliteration: do-na-to-re
"Il donatore ha firmato il contratto."
donante
Transliteration: do-nan-te
"El donante firmó el contrato."
outorgante
Transliteration: ou-tor-gan-te
"O outorgante assinou o documento."
दाता
Transliteration: daata
"दाता ने दस्तावेज़ पर हस्ताक्षर किए।"
赠与人
Transliteration: zèngyǔ rén
"赠与人签署了文件。"
기증자
Transliteration: gijeungja
"기증자가 문서에 서명했습니다."
寄付者
Transliteration: kifusha
"寄付者は文書に署名しました。"
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