кредитор

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Bulgarian

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin crēditor via German Kreditor or Russian креди́тор (kredítor).

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Noun

креди́тор (kredítorm (feminine креди́торка)

  1. creditor (a person to whom a debt is owed)

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References

  • кредитор”, in Речник на българския език [Dictionary of the Bulgarian Language] (in Bulgarian), Sofia: Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, 2014

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Russian

Pronunciation

Noun

кредито́р (kreditórm anim (genitive кредито́ра, nominative plural кредито́ры, genitive plural кредито́ров, relational adjective кредито́рский)

  1. creditor, mortgagee
    • 1870, Михаил Салтыков-Щедрин [Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin], “Поклонение мамоне и покаяние”, in История одного города; English translation from I. P. Foote, transl., The History of a Town, Oxford: Willem A. Meeuws, 1980:
      Уподо́бив себя́ должника́м, находя́щимся во вла́сти ве́чных кредито́ров, они́ рассуди́ли, что на све́те быва́ют вся́кие кредито́ры: и разу́мные и неразу́мные. Разу́мный кредито́р помога́ет должнику́ вы́йти из стеснённых обстоя́тельств и в вознагражде́ние за свою́ разу́мность получа́ет свой долг. Неразу́мный кредито́р сажа́ет должника́ в остро́г и́ли непреры́вно сечёт его́ и в вознагражде́ние не получа́ет ничего́. Рассуди́в таки́м о́бразом, глу́повцы ста́ли ждать, не сде́лаются ли все кредито́ры разу́мными? И ждут до сего́ дня.
      Upodóbiv sebjá dolžnikám, naxodjáščimsja vo vlásti véčnyx kreditórov, oní rassudíli, što na svéte byvájut vsjákije kreditóry: i razúmnyje i nerazúmnyje. Razúmnyj kreditór pomogájet dolžnikú výjti iz stesnjónnyx obstojátelʹstv i v voznagraždénije za svojú razúmnostʹ polučájet svoj dolg. Nerazúmnyj kreditór sažájet dolžniká v ostróg íli neprerývno sečót jevó i v voznagraždénije ne polučájet ničevó. Rassudív takím óbrazom, glúpovcy stáli ždatʹ, ne sdélajutsja li vse kreditóry razúmnymi? I ždut do sevó dnja.
      Likening themselves to eternal debtors in the hands of eternal creditors, they reckoned there were all kinds of creditors in the world, reasonable ones, and unreasonable ones. A reasonable creditor helps the debtor out of his straitened circumstances and, for his reasonableness, he has his debt repaid. The unreasonable creditor puts his debtor into prison, or beats him unceasingly, and gets nothing in return. Reckoning thus, the Glupovites waited for the time when all creditors would become reasonable ones. And they are still waiting to this day.

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Serbo-Croatian

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /krědiːtor/
  • Hyphenation: кре‧ди‧тор

Noun

крѐдӣтор m (Latin spelling krèdītor)

  1. creditor

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Ukrainian

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Etymology

From Latin crēditor.

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Noun

кредито́р (kredytórm pers (genitive кредито́ра, nominative plural кредито́ри, genitive plural кредито́рів, feminine кредито́рка)

  1. creditor
    Synonyms: позикода́вець m (pozykodávecʹ), (rare) позичкода́вець m (pozyčkodávecʹ)

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