No. 4,218 in French
déclarant
A person making a declaration or statement, often in legal or official contexts.
In a sentence
Le déclarant a soumis tous les documents nécessaires.
The claimant has submitted all necessary documents.
In this sentence, 'déclarant' is used as a noun referring to an individual who makes a statement or declaration in an official context.
En déclarant sa volonté de partir, il a surpris tout le monde.
By declaring his intention to leave, he surprised everyone.
Here, 'déclarant' functions as the present participle of 'déclarer,' describing the subject as the one performing the action of declaring.
Les droits du déclarant doivent être respectés.
The claimant's rights must be respected.
In this case, 'déclarant' is used as a noun to indicate a person entitled to rights under the declaration they made.
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