Kommandite

German

Etymology

From Italian commenda.

Noun

Kommandite f (genitive Kommandite, plural Kommanditen)

  1. (law, business, dated) a commandite, a limited partnership in some countries like Canada. (Note: More common in German just to use the French word.)
    Ein Kommandite ist eine Art französisches Unternehmen.
    A commandite is a type of French company.
  2. (law, business, rare, historical) now-defunct/replaced legal entities in Prussia and elsewhere which were the antecedents of the modern Kommanditgesellschaft
    • 1849, David Hansemann, Deutsches Handels-Archiv‎, pages 301–302:
      Bekanntmachungen, die Errichtung einer Bank-Kommandite in Krefeld betreffend.
      Announcement regarding the establishment of a bank in Krefeld in the legal form of a commandite.

Declension
Declension of Kommandite [feminine]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative eine die Kommandite die Kommanditen
genitive einer der Kommandite der Kommanditen
dative einer der Kommandite den Kommanditen
accusative eine die Kommandite die Kommanditen
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