Translation of Czech word "žalobník" to English
žalobník
/ʒalobnik/
Meaning
NounA person who brings a legal accusation or complaint against someone; a plaintiff or accuser (formal/legal register).
How to use
Masculine animate noun, formal/legal register, from 'žaloba' (lawsuit); denotes the person who files a legal complaint.
🇬🇧 English
plaintiff / accuser
Example
Žalobník podal stížnost k soudu.
The plaintiff filed a complaint with the court.
Soud vyslechl žalobníka i obžalovaného.
The court heard both the plaintiff and the defendant.
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Common phrases
- podat žalobu— to file a lawsuit
- Soud vyslechl žalobníka i obžalovaného.— The court heard both the plaintiff and the defendant.
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The Czech word "žalobník" means "plaintiff / accuser" in English.
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