aushaften
English translation: to be outstanding
| 06:55 Jul 9, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Eva Gerkrath Netherlands Local time: 22:49 | |||
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| na | to be outstanding |
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| na | to be released |
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to be outstanding Explanation: This is an Austrian term. I found it in Gunston/Corner Glossary of financial and economic terms. Eva |
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to be released Explanation: After searching many sources, I did not find the verb, "aushaften." However, "Haft" means custody or confinement, "aus" means out of, or from. Out of confinement = to be released. Therefore your translation would be:" On the 30th of June, 1999 granted credit in the amount of --- was released by the board." I hope this helps. |
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comment Explanation: The haften here is from the concept of being responsible for something, I would think. Using Eva's definition, I'd say: "On 30.06.99, the board had outstanding debts of $X". Note that the credits had been granted TO the board. |
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