Feb 9, 2010 00:42
14 yrs ago
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Danish term

artskonto

Danish to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) bank accounts
A university has such an account. It has four figures.

Discussion

Brian Young Feb 9, 2010:
more context I agree with that. I am not so sure anymore about the answer I posted, but account type, or type of account, does not sound right either. I have found numerous obscure references to "artskonto" and "artskonti" on google, but none of it made sense to me. I am curious to see the final answer, if we get one.
Charlesp Feb 9, 2010:
more context is needed! to place this in context.

Proposed translations

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account

:-)

It's just an account within an accounting system
Peer comment(s):

agree Brian Young : I think you are right. I have seen this term used in so many different places, and every time it seems that "arts" could just as well have been left out. It does not seem to add anything at all, and I am certain it is a more recent invention.
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specific account (numbers) assigned to each category and status

I believe it's a general term applied in Danish univeersities, where specific account numbers are assigned to not only to staffs working within the campus, but to students also, sorted into categories such as Professor Emeritus, Associate Professor, Adjunct Professor, PhD candidate, part time students, etc. plus even pension programs or money granted for doing research.
According to the link below, the numbers assigned are not necessarily four figures.

http://regnforv.aau.dk/kontoplan/kontoplan?Plan=Artskonto&Cu...
Peer comment(s):

disagree Charlesp : huh? maybe this was lifted from a dictionary someplace?
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Can't you see the link I posted? Does it look like a dictionary to you?
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sundries account

"arts" can mean several things, but as a noun it would be something like various goods or merchandise.
Another possibility, given the Danish tendency to use English words everywhere, it might even mean "art account". I think the real meaning might be more obvious with more context. Most schools do have an account for "sundries", i.e. staples, cartridges, rubber bands, paper clips.
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account type

Gyldendals Fagordbog: www.ordbog.gyldendal.dk


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Note added at 7 hrs (2010-02-09 07:47:57 GMT)
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Or just "account" - depending on context.
http://www.uio.no/for_ansatte/ansatt/lonn_utbetal/refusjon/u...

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Note added at 7 hrs (2010-02-09 08:10:50 GMT)
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http://www.asb.dk/fileexplorer/fetchfile.aspx?file=8803
Peer comment(s):

agree Diarmuid Kennan
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