condebitori

co-debtors

noun kon-deh-BEE-toh-ree Rare

Origin: from con- (together) + debitori (debtors)

Usage Note

Condebitori is a legal plural noun denoting persons jointly liable for a debt — co-debtors in a shared obligation. The singular is condebitore (masculine) or condebitrice (feminine). It appears almost exclusively in legal and financial contexts.

Examples

"I condebitori rispondono solidalmente del debito."

Natural Translation

The co-debtors are jointly liable for the debt.

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