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1. (n.) plaintiff
one who brings a legal action or suit in a court
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME, n. use of plaintifplaintive)
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1. (noun) plaintiff, complainant
a person who brings an action in a court of law
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1. (adj) plaintiff
see Plaintive
2. (noun) plaintiff
one who commences a personal action or suit to obtain a remedy for an injury to his rights; -- opposed to defendant
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Sense: a person who starts a legal case against another.
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 Afrikaans: aanklaer |
 Arabic: مُدَّعي، مُقَدِّم الدَّعْ |
 Bulgarian: тъжител |
 Brazilian: queixoso |
 Czech: žalobce, navrhovatel, -ka |
 German: der Kläger |
 Danish: sagsøger |
 Greek: ενάγων |
 Spanish: demandante, querellante |
 Estonian: hageja |
 Farsi: خواهان |
 Finnish: kantaja |
 French: plaignant/-ante |
 Hebrew: תוֹבֵע |
 Hindi: वादी, मुद्दई |
 Croatian: tužitelj, podnositelj tuž |
 Hungarian: felperes |
 Indonesian: penggugat |
 Icelandic: stefnandi |
 Italian: querelante |
 Japanese: 原告 |
 Korean: 원고 |
 Lithuanian: ieškovas |
 Latvian: prasītājs |
 Malay: plaintif |
 Dutch: aanklager |
 Norwegian: saksøker |
 Polish: powód |
 Persian: خواهان |
 Pashto: غوښتونكى |
 Portuguese: queixoso |
 Romanian: reclamant |
 Russian: истец |
 Slovak: žalobca |
 Slovenian: tožnik |
 Serbian: tužilac |
 Swedish: kärande, målsägare |
 Thai: โจทก์ |
 Turkish: davacı |
 Taiwanese: 原告，起訴人 |
 Ukrainian: позивач; позивачка |
 Urdu: مدعي |
 Vietnamese: nguyên đơn |
 Chinese: 原告 |
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