commodatum
ˌkɒməˈdeɪtəm
commodata
Definition

Definition of commodatum - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
loanTECH.free loan of an item to be returnedTECH.
  • The museum received a commodatum of ancient artifacts.
borrow lend loan
2.
legalTECH.legal contract for a temporary free loanTECH.
  • They signed a commodatum for the use of the equipment.
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Origin of commodatum

Latin, commodare (to lend)

Examples of commodatum in a sentence

  • He accepted a commodatum of tools for the project.
  • The commodatum allowed them to use the car for free.
  • Under the commodatum, the borrower must return the item.

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  1. French:commodat, prêt gratuit, ...
  2. German:Leihgabe, ...
  3. Italian:comodato, ...
  4. Spanish:comodato, contrato de préstamo, ...
  5. Portuguese:comodato, ...
  6. Chinese:无偿借用, 临时借贷合同, ...
  7. Japanese:使用貸借, 使用貸借契約, ...
  8. Arabic:إِعَارَة مَجَّانِيَّة, عَقْد إعارة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁאֵלַת חִינָּם, הַשְׁאָלַת חִנָּם, ...
  10. Russian:коммодатум, договор ссуды, ...
  11. Ukrainian:комодатум, ...
  12. Hindi:ऋण, कोमोडाटम, ...
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