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barer

 

[ ˈbɛrər ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

legal context

A barer is an individual who possesses a document that entitles them to a certain right or privilege, often referring to financial instruments like bearer bonds. This means that the barer has the authority to claim ownership or execute transactions related to the document without needing to identify themselves. The term is central in discussions of negotiable instruments, where possession is key to transferring rights. Understanding this concept is crucial for financial transactions and securities.

Synonyms

bearer, holder, owner, possessor

Examples of usage

  • The barer of the bond must present it to receive payment.
  • As the barer of the coupon, she redeemed the discount at the store.
  • The barer of the check can cash it at any bank.
  • He became a barer of the exclusive membership card.

Translations

Translations of the word "barer" in other languages:

🇵🇹 nu

🇮🇳 नग्न

🇩🇪 nackt

🇮🇩 telanjang

🇺🇦 голий

🇵🇱 nagi

🇯🇵 裸の

🇫🇷 nu

🇪🇸 desnudo

🇹🇷 çıplak

🇰🇷 벌거벗은

🇸🇦 عاري

🇨🇿 nahý

🇸🇰 holý

🇨🇳 裸的

🇸🇮 goli

🇮🇸 naki

🇰🇿 жалаң

🇬🇪 შიშველი

🇦🇿 çıplak

🇲🇽 desnudo

Word origin

The term 'barer' originates from the verb 'bear,' which has roots in Old English 'beran' meaning 'to carry' or 'to bring.' This verb has evolved over centuries, and as the concept of transferring rights and privileges through documents gained prominence in law and finance, 'barer' developed as a specific term to denote someone who carries or holds such documents. The usage of 'barer' in legal contexts became more prevalent during the rise of negotiable instruments in the 18th and 19th centuries, particularly with financial innovations like bearer bonds, which are designed to confer ownership simply through possession. This historical evolution highlights the transition of the term from its broader meaning to a specific legal context where possession is crucial.

Word Frequency Rank

Ranking #39,728, this word is encountered relatively rarely in everyday English. It might appear in literary works or specialized texts but isn't essential for general communication.