No. 9,247 in German
mandant
"Mandant" in German means "client" or "principal," particularly in legal or business contexts.
In a sentence
Der Mandant besuchte heute sein Anwaltsbüro für eine Beratung.
The client visited his attorney's office for a consultation today.
Here, 'Mandant' refers to a client of legal services, commonly in legal contexts to denote someone seeking professional advice or representation.
Ein Mandant vertraut seinem Anwalt wichtige Informationen an.
A client entrusts important information to his lawyer.
In this sentence, 'Mandant' is used to illustrate the trusting relationship often involved between a client and their legal counsel.
Mandanten haben das Recht, jederzeit über den Stand ihres Falles informiert zu werden.
Clients have the right to be informed at any time about the status of their case.
The use of 'Mandanten' here emphasizes the plural form of the word, indicating professional clients collectively.
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