Claimer: meaning, definitions and examples
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claimer
[ ˈkleɪmər ]
legal request
A claimer is an individual or entity that makes a claim, typically in a legal or financial context. This term is commonly used in insurance, where a claimer seeks benefits or compensation for a loss or event that has occurred. Claimers may be required to submit evidence or documentation to support their claims. The process of claiming can vary widely depending on the company or institution involved, often involving specific forms and deadlines. In some cases, claimers may face disputes regarding the legitimacy or amount of their claims.
Synonyms
applicant, claimant, petitioner, requester.
Examples of usage
- The claimer submitted their insurance application.
- As a claimer, you must provide proof of loss.
- The court ruled in favor of the claimer.
Translations
Translations of the word "claimer" in other languages:
🇵🇹 declarante
🇮🇳 दावा करने वाला
🇩🇪 Rechtsinhaber
🇮🇩 penyandang hak
🇺🇦 пред'явник
🇵🇱 wnioskodawca
🇯🇵 請求者
🇫🇷 déclarant
🇪🇸 declarante
🇹🇷 talep sahibi
🇰🇷 청구자
🇸🇦 مُقدِّم الطلب
🇨🇿 žadatel
🇸🇰 žiadateľ
🇨🇳 声明人
🇸🇮 prijavitelj
🇮🇸 kröfuhafi
🇰🇿 талапкер
🇬🇪 მონაწილე
🇦🇿 iddiaçı
🇲🇽 declarante
Etymology
The word 'claimer' traces its roots back to the late Middle English period, derived from the word 'claim', which comes from the Old French 'clamare' meaning 'to call out'. Over time, as legal frameworks developed and the need for individuals to assert rights and seek compensation became more prevalent, the term evolved into 'claimer' to specifically refer to those making these assertions. The suffix '-er' denotes an agent, indicating someone who performs the action of claiming. In contemporary usage, particularly in legal and insurance contexts, the term has solidified to represent individuals seeking compensation or benefits, reflecting the growing complexity of claims processes and the legalities surrounding them.