lender in Latin
lender in Latin is crēditor — lender means a person or organisation that lends money, especially as a business.
lender in Latin
crēditor
One who lends, especially money; specifically, a bank or other entity that specializes in granting loans.
What does "lender" mean?
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noun A person or organisation that lends money, especially as a business.
"She compared rates from three different lenders before choosing a mortgage."
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lender in a sentence
- She compared rates from three different lenders before choosing a mortgage.
- Payday lenders often charge extremely high interest rates.
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What is "lender" in Latin?
"lender" in Latin is crēditor. lender means: A person or organisation that lends money, especially as a business.
How do you use "lender" in a sentence?
Example: "She compared rates from three different lenders before choosing a mortgage." In Latin, "lender" is crēditor.
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