receivership

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Etymology tree English receiver Proto-Germanic *skapjaną Proto-Germanic *-skapiz Proto-West Germanic *-skapi Old English -sċiepe Middle English -schipe English -ship English receivership From receiver + -ship.

15 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: selvitystila — state of being under the control of a receiver
• French: mise sous séquestre — state of being under the control of a receiver
• Finnish: konkurssihallinto — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• French: administration-séquestre — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• German: Konkursverwaltung — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Hungarian: csődtömeggondnokság — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Hungarian: csődgondnokság — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Hungarian: csődbiztosság — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Italian: sequestro — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Japanese: 管財 (kanzai) — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Polish: zarząd syndyka — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Portuguese: administração judicial — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Russian: прее́мственность (prejémstvennostʹ) — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Spanish: sindicatura — trusteeship in bankruptcy
• Turkish: yedieminlik — trusteeship in bankruptcy