Syndikus

German

Alternative forms

  • Sindicus, Syndicus (obsolete)

Etymology

15th century, from Latin syndicus, from Ancient Greek σύνδικος (súndikos). At first in northern usage and thus chiefly through Middle Low German sindicus (13th c.). Compare English syndic.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈzʏndikʊs/

Noun

Syndikus m (strong, genitive Syndikus, plural Syndizi or Syndiken or Syndikusse, feminine (rare) Syndika)

  1. (law) a lawyer permanently employed by a company (or other organization), an in-house counsel
    Synonym: Syndikusanwalt

Hypernyms

  • Rechtsberater

Coordinate terms

  • Justiziar

Descendants

Declension of Syndikus [masculine, strong]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative ein der Syndikus die Syndizi, Syndiken, Syndikusse
genitive eines des Syndikus der Syndizi, Syndiken, Syndikusse
dative einem dem Syndikus den Syndizi, Syndiken, Syndikussen
accusative einen den Syndikus die Syndizi, Syndiken, Syndikusse
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