Translation of Kazakh word "банкроттық" to English
банкроттық
/bɑnkrottɯq/
Meaning
NounA legally declared or recognized condition of insolvency of a person or organization.
How to use
Derived from the international word 'bankrupt' with the Kazakh abstract noun suffix '-тық'. Follows Kazakh hard-vowel (жуан) vowel harmony in suffixation (plural: -лар/-дар/-тар, case suffixes: -ға/-қа/-да/-тан). Standard vocabulary item widely used in conversational and written Kazakh.
🇬🇧 English
bankruptcy
Example
Қарызын өтей алмаған құрылыс компаниясы ресми түрде банкроттық рәсімін бастады.
Unable to repay its debt, the construction company officially started bankruptcy proceedings.
Your personal vocabulary
🦊 Use this word in a live AI conversationCommon phrases
- банкроттық жариялау— to declare bankruptcy
- Қарызын өтей алмаған құрылыс компаниясы ресми түрде банкроттық рәсімін бастады.— Unable to repay its debt, the construction company officially started bankruptcy proceedings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Kazakh word "банкроттық" mean?▼
The Kazakh word "банкроттық" means "bankruptcy" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Қарызын өтей алмаған құрылыс компаниясы ресми түрде банкроттық рәсімін бастады." (which translates as "Unable to repay its debt, the construction company officially started bankruptcy proceedings.").
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