lessee

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• /lɛˈsiː/
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From Anglo-Norman lessié, past participle of lessier (“to permit, to let”).

Contraction.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: наемател (naematel) — one to whom a lease is given
• Czech: nájemce — one to whom a lease is given
• Danish: forpagter — one to whom a lease is given
• Finnish: vuokralainen — one to whom a lease is given
• French: locataire — one to whom a lease is given
• German: Pächter — one to whom a lease is given
• German: Mieter — one to whom a lease is given
• German: Leasingnehmer — one to whom a lease is given
• Hungarian: bérlő — one to whom a lease is given
• Māori: kairīhi — one to whom a lease is given
• Māori: kaitango rīhi — one to whom a lease is given
• Norwegian Bokmål: leietager — one to whom a lease is given
• Norwegian Bokmål: leietaker — one to whom a lease is given
• Portuguese: arrendatário — one to whom a lease is given
• Russian: аренда́тор (arendátor) — one to whom a lease is given
• Russian: съёмщик (sʺjómščik) — one to whom a lease is given
• Spanish: inquilino — one to whom a lease is given
• Spanish: arrendatario — one to whom a lease is given
• Turkish: kiracı — one to whom a lease is given