debtor - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of debtor in Hindi

• ऋणी
• देनदार
• कर्जदार
• अधमर्ण
• निर्धन ऋणी

debtor Definition

Noun

• a person or institution that owes a sum of money.

debtor Example

• I am forever your debtor for reminding me of that curious passage in my life. ( मुझे अपने जीवन में उस जिज्ञासु मार्ग की याद दिलाने के लिए मैं हमेशा आपका ऋणी हूं। )    
• Our universal creditor gave this particular debtor grace to the very last meeting. ( हमारे सार्वभौम लेनदार ने इस विशेष ऋणी अनुग्रह को अंतिम बैठक में दिया। )
• If payment was not made when promised, the debtor remained a slave until he paid. ( यदि वादा किए जाने पर भुगतान नहीं किया गया था, तो देनदार तब तक गुलाम बना रहा जब तक उसने भुगतान नहीं किया। )
• Should an animal come to grief under such circumstances, the poor debtor is a ruined man.  ( ऐसी स्थिति में यदि कोई पशु दु:ख में आ जाए तो बेचारा कर्जदार बर्बाद हो जाता है। )

More Sentence

• I am, indeed deeply your debtor for your kind services and many proofs of attachment.
• The name of the creditor is always a good one, that of the debtor as surely a disgraceful one.
• The debtor now took his staff again, and bowing to the governor, went out of court.
• If the debtor is a seamstress, one sewing-machine shall be exempt from execution and attachment.
• Debt consolidation and a debt management plan won't do any good if the debtor simply doesn't have any spare cash.  
• Upon receipt of your instructions we will write to the debtor demanding payment of the outstanding sums.  
• The ultimate goal of credit is to produce yields for both the bank and the debtor.  
• When they cannot pay their creditors, debtor nations have little choice but to seek debt restructuring or new loans.  
• As a lender, a bank will have the usual right to bring a personal action against the debtor on his promise to repay.  
• Assignment results in the transfer from the assignor to the third-party assignee of the right to proceed directly against the debtor or obligor.  
• And chiefly, it says we actually are probably devotees of Mammon rather than the God of the poor and the debtor.
• The dead have gone, leaving me their debtor; the living hold me their debtor still.
• A debtor in prison, swearing he has no estate, shall be led out and sold to make satisfaction.
• And the world in the darkness of night, Be debtor to thee for its light.
• And now, at the moment when he made me his debtor for thirty shillings, I positively loathed him.
• The whole world was debtor to America and a golden stream flowed across the Atlantic.
• And yet, with all this outward show, I may be a debtor to your charity for my bread to-morrow.
• I sum the years and me, and find me not Debtor to th' old, nor creditor to th' new.
• The illness or death of the debtor may also prevent the proper cultivation of the crop he has planted.
• To refuse it is but pushing the debtor to extremities, and running out some of the effects to secure the rest.