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Mandantin

German → American English

American English

client

weibliche Person, die von einer Rechtsanwältin, einem Rechtsanwalt oder einer anderen Fachperson vertreten oder beraten wird

Die Anwältin besprach den Fall ausführlich mit ihrer Mandantin.

Mandantin is used mainly in legal or professional contexts for a female client, especially of a lawyer. In everyday business, Kunde/Kundin is more common.

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Frequently asked questions

What does „Mandantin“ mean in English?
„Mandantin“ means “female client,” especially in a legal context.
Is „Mandantin“ only used for lawyers?
It is most common in legal services, but it can also refer more generally to a female client in a professional relationship.
What is the masculine form of „Mandantin“?
The masculine form is „Mandant“.
Is „Mandantin“ the same as „Kundin“?
Not exactly. „Mandantin“ usually refers to a client who is represented or advised professionally, while „Kundin“ is the general word for a customer or client.