collateral

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• /kəˈlætəɹəl/
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Recorded since c.1378, from Old French, from Medieval Latin collaterālis, from Latin col- (“together with”) (a form of con-) + the stem of latus (“side”). By surface analysis, col- + lateral.

139 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: у́спореден (úsporeden) — parallel, along the same vein
• Chinese Mandarin: 旁系的 (pángxì de) — parallel, along the same vein
• Dutch: collateraal — parallel, along the same vein
• Dutch: neven- — parallel, along the same vein
• Dutch: zijdelings — parallel, along the same vein
• Finnish: rinnakkainen — parallel, along the same vein
• Finnish: rinnakkais- — parallel, along the same vein
• French: collatéral — parallel, along the same vein
• German: nebeneinanderliegend — parallel, along the same vein
• German: benachbart — parallel, along the same vein
• Greek: παράλληλος (parállilos) — parallel, along the same vein
• Hungarian: párhuzamos — parallel, along the same vein
• Hungarian: szomszédos — parallel, along the same vein
• Japanese: 傍系の (bōkei no) — parallel, along the same vein
• Korean: 평행의 (pyeonghaeng-ui) — parallel, along the same vein
• Manx: co-heuagh — parallel, along the same vein
• Portuguese: colateral — parallel, along the same vein
• Russian: боково́й (bokovój) — parallel, along the same vein
• Russian: побо́чный (pobóčnyj) — parallel, along the same vein
• Bulgarian: съпъ́тствуващ (sǎpǎ́tstvuvašt) — corresponding, accompanying
• Dutch: collateraal — corresponding, accompanying
• Dutch: neven- — corresponding, accompanying
• Dutch: begeleidend — corresponding, accompanying
• German: Neben- — corresponding, accompanying
• German: Bei- — corresponding, accompanying
• German: begleitend — corresponding, accompanying
• German: Begleit- — corresponding, accompanying
• Greek: συμπληρωματικός (sympliromatikós) — corresponding, accompanying
• Hungarian: kísérő — corresponding, accompanying
• Portuguese: colateral — corresponding, accompanying
• Russian: сопу́тствующий (sopútstvujuščij) — corresponding, accompanying
• Bulgarian: ко́свен (kósven) — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: bij- — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: bijkomstig — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: hulp- — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: neven- — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: subsidiair — aside from the main subject, target
• Dutch: zijdelings — aside from the main subject, target
• French: collatéral — aside from the main subject, target
• German: hinzukommend — aside from the main subject, target
• German: Bei- — aside from the main subject, target
• Greek: παράπλευρος (paráplevros) — aside from the main subject, target
• Hungarian: járulékos — aside from the main subject, target
• Hungarian: kiegészítő — aside from the main subject, target
• Hungarian: al- — aside from the main subject, target
• Hungarian: mellék- — aside from the main subject, target
• Hungarian: mellékes — aside from the main subject, target
• Manx: co-cheimnagh — aside from the main subject, target
• Portuguese: colateral — aside from the main subject, target
• Russian: побо́чный (pobóčnyj) — aside from the main subject, target
• Russian: ко́свенный (kósvennyj) — aside from the main subject, target
• Swedish: indirekt — aside from the main subject, target
• Swedish: oavsiktlig — aside from the main subject, target
• Chinese Mandarin: 旁系親屬 /旁系亲属 (pángxì qīnshǔ) — of an indirect family relationship
• Dutch: zijdelings (verwant) — of an indirect family relationship
• Finnish: sivusukua oleva — of an indirect family relationship
• French: collatéral — of an indirect family relationship
• German: entfernt — of an indirect family relationship
• German: weitläufig — of an indirect family relationship
• Greek: έμμεσος (émmesos) — of an indirect family relationship
• Hungarian: oldalági — of an indirect family relationship
• Japanese: 傍系親族の (bōkei shinzoku no) — of an indirect family relationship
• Japanese: 傍系縁者の (bōkei enja no) — of an indirect family relationship
• Portuguese: colateral — of an indirect family relationship
• Russian: боково́й (bokovój) — of an indirect family relationship
• Dutch: zekerheid — related to an obligation or security
• French: collatéral — coming alongside
• French: indirect — acting indirectly
• Chinese Mandarin: 擔保 /担保 (dānbǎo) — security or guarantee
• Chinese Mandarin: 抵押品 (dǐyāpǐn) — security or guarantee
• Chinese Mandarin: 抵押物 (dǐyāwù) — security or guarantee
• Czech: kolaterál — security or guarantee
• Czech: zajištění — security or guarantee
• Czech: zástava — security or guarantee
• Dutch: zekerheid — security or guarantee
• Dutch: onderpand — security or guarantee
• Dutch: pand — security or guarantee
• Esperanto: garantiaĵo — security or guarantee
• Finnish: pantti — security or guarantee
• Finnish: vakuus — security or guarantee
• French: nantissement — security or guarantee
• French: gage — security or guarantee
• German: Sicherheit — security or guarantee
• German: Pfand — security or guarantee
• German: Sicherungsgut — security or guarantee
• Greek: εχέγγυο (echéngyo) — security or guarantee
• Greek: εγγύηση (engýisi) — security or guarantee
• Ancient Greek: ἐγγύη (engúē) — security or guarantee
• Hungarian: fedezet — security or guarantee
• Hungarian: biztosíték — security or guarantee
• Indonesian: barang jaminan — security or guarantee
• Japanese: 担保 (tanpo) — security or guarantee
• Japanese: 抵当 (teitō) — security or guarantee
• Korean: 담보물 (dambomul) — security or guarantee
• Macedonian: гаранција (garancija) — security or guarantee
• Manx: raane — security or guarantee
• Māori: punga — security or guarantee
• Māori: moni punga — security or guarantee
• Mongolian: барьцаа (barʹcaa) — security or guarantee
• Mongolian: ᠪᠠᠷᠢᠴᠠᠭ᠎ᠠ (baričaɣ-a) — security or guarantee
• Portuguese: garantia — security or guarantee
• Russian: поручи́тельство (poručítelʹstvo) — security or guarantee
• Russian: зало́г (zalóg) — security or guarantee
• Slovak: záloha — security or guarantee
• Slovak: zástava — security or guarantee
• Spanish: prenda — security or guarantee
• Spanish: aval — security or guarantee
• Spanish: fianza — security or guarantee
• Swahili: dhamana — security or guarantee
• Swedish: pant — security or guarantee
• Swedish: säkerhet — security or guarantee
• Turkish: teminat — security or guarantee
• Dutch: nevenverwant — collateral relative
• Dutch: zijdelings verwant — collateral relative
• French: collatéral — collateral relative
• German: entfernter Verwandter — collateral relative
• German: entfernte Verwandte — collateral relative
• German: weitläufige Verwandtschaft — collateral relative
• Hungarian: oldalági rokon — collateral relative
• Portuguese: colateral — collateral relative
• Russian: да́льний ро́дственник (dálʹnij ródstvennik) — collateral relative
• Russian: да́льняя ро́дственница (dálʹnjaja ródstvennica) — collateral relative
• Turkish: soydaş — collateral relative
• Dutch: vertakking — branch of a bodily part
• Finnish: oheismateriaali — printed materials to enhance sales
• German: Werbematerial — printed materials to enhance sales
• German: Marketing-Material — printed materials to enhance sales
• German: Begleitmaterial — printed materials to enhance sales
• Japanese: パンフレット (panfuretto) — printed materials to enhance sales
• Japanese: カタログ (katarogu) — printed materials to enhance sales
• Dutch: collateraal — thinner blood vessel
• French: collatérale — thinner blood vessel
• German: Umgehungsgefäß — thinner blood vessel
• German: Kollateralgefäß — thinner blood vessel
• German: Kollaterale — thinner blood vessel
• German: Nebengefäß — thinner blood vessel
• Hungarian: kollaterális — thinner blood vessel
• Portuguese: colateral — thinner blood vessel
• Spanish: colateral — thinner blood vessel