Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

passeren

English translation:

execute

Added to glossary by Bryan Crumpler
Oct 24, 2007 17:55
16 yrs ago
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Dutch term

passeer

Dutch to English Bus/Financial Law: Contract(s) Notaries
"Passeren" has to do with drawing up documents (deeds in particular), but I am clueless as to what the proper, compact notary terminology is when combined with the terms below:

passeertraject
passeermelding
passeerdatum
passeergegevens
passeerbevestiging

etc. etc. etc.

The document in question concerns software modules for processing this data.
Proposed translations (English)
3 +1 execute
4 passed ('verlijden' in NL Dutch)
3 route/routing

Discussion

Buck Oct 25, 2007:
I agree. Context is very important.
writeaway Oct 24, 2007:
Afaik, this isn't specifically Belgian NL and fwiw, I don't think there's one solution that covers all the different terms you are asking about.

Proposed translations

+1
10 mins
Selected

execute

Van Dale gives 'execute' as a possible translation for 'passeren'.
So this could be used in:
execution process
execution reporting
execution date
etc.
Peer comment(s):

agree Albert Stufkens : I prefer 'notice of execution'
2 hrs
Me too, I was a bit hasty. Thank you!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks!"
59 mins

passed ('verlijden' in NL Dutch)

'Passeren' is the Belgian equivalent of to pass or execute or 'verlijden in NL Dutch. It is more than likely the influence of the French 'passer' which has created this typically Flemish word.
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13 hrs

route/routing

Just a guess, in our office documents are passed from one desk to another using a routing envelope, and are sometimes accompanied by a routing slip.
passeertraject = routing schedule
passeermelding = routing notification
passeerdatum = routing date
passeergegevens = routing data/information
passeerbevestiging = routing confirmation
Peer comment(s):

neutral jarry (X) : In this case I believe it refers to the formality of passing / executing a deed or other instrument by a civil-law notary
2 hrs
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