third party

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46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 第三方 (dì-sān fāng) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Chinese Mandarin: 第三者 (dì-sānzhě) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Czech: třetí strana — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Danish: tredjepart — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Dutch: derde — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Finnish: kolmas osapuoli — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Finnish: kolmas henkilö — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Finnish: kolmas — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Finnish: ulkopuolinen — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• French: tierce partie f) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Georgian: მესამე მხარე (mesame mxare) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Georgian: მესამე პირი (mesame ṗiri) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• German: Dritte — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Hindi: तृतीय पक्ष (tŕtīya pakṣ) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Hungarian: harmadik/kívülálló fél — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Italian: terzo — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Italian: terza parte — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Japanese: 第三者 (daisansha) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Korean: 제삼자 (jesamja) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Macedonian: трето лице — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Norwegian: tredjeperson — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Norwegian Bokmål: tredjemann — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Norwegian Bokmål: tredjepart — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tredjemann — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Norwegian Nynorsk: tredjepart — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Persian: شخص ثالث — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Polish: osoba trzecia — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Portuguese: terceiros — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Romanian: terț — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Russian: тре́тье лицо́ (trétʹje licó) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Sicilian: terzu — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Sicilian: terza parti — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Spanish: tercero — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Swedish: tredje part — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Swedish: tredje man — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Thai: บุคคลภายนอก (bùk-kon-paai-nɔ̂ɔk) — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Turkish: üçüncü kişi — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Turkish: üçüncü şahıs — someone not directly involved in a transaction
• Finnish: kolmas puolue — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• French: troisième parti — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Georgian: მესამე პარტია (mesame ṗarṭia) — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Italian: terzo polo — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Japanese: 第三党 (daisantō) — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Macedonian: трета партија (treta partija) — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Polish: trzecia partia — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system
• Romanian: terț partid — political party in opposition to the main parties in a two-party system