Chárter

Chárter is a Spanish word that can refer to several related concepts. Primarily, it denotes a document that grants specific rights, privileges, or authority to an individual, group, or institution. This can be seen in historical contexts, such as royal charters granting land or special trading rights. In modern usage, "chárter" can also refer to a contract, particularly for the rental of a vehicle like a bus, airplane, or boat for a specific journey or period. This is often seen in the context of tourism or group travel, where a "chárter flight" or "chárter bus" implies a service booked exclusively for a particular group.

Furthermore, "chárter" can be used as a verb, meaning to establish or found something, often an organization or a new venture, through a formal charter or agreement. For example, a group might "chárter" a new club or society. The term is also sometimes used in a broader sense to describe a fundamental set of principles or a constitution that guides the actions of a body, akin to a charter of rights. The specific meaning of "chárter" is usually determined by its context within a sentence or discussion, but it consistently implies a formal establishment or grant of authority or service.