From root: deposito
Usage Note
Depositante refers to the individual or entity making the deposit. It is a formal term used in bank documents.
Examples
" Bagong depositante siya. "
Natural Translation
She is a new depositor.
Literal Translation
New depositor she.
" Maraming depositante sa bangko. "
Natural Translation
There are many depositors at the bank.
Literal Translation
Many depositors at the bank.
" Bawat bagong depositante ay hinihiling na magdala ng wastong dokumento bago siya pahintulutang magbukas ng kanyang sariling account. "
Natural Translation
Every new depositor is required to bring proper documents before being allowed to open his own account.
Literal Translation
Every new depositor required to-bring of proper document before he allowed to-open of his own account.
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