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1. (n.) patrimony
an estate inherited from one's father or ancestors.
2. patrimony
any quality, characteristic, etc., that is inherited; heritage.
3. patrimony
the estate or endowment of a religious institution.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME < MF < L patrimōnium. See patri -, -mony)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) patrimony
a church endowment
2. (noun) birthright, patrimony
an inheritance coming by right of birth (especially by primogeniture)
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) patrimony
a right or estate inherited from one's father; or, in a larger sense, from any ancestor
2. (noun) patrimony
formerly, a church estate or endowment
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Sense: property passed on to a person by his or her father or ancestors
This farm is part of my patrimony.
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 Afrikaans: erfgoed |
 Arabic: إِرْث، ميراث |
 Bulgarian: наследствен имот |
 Brazilian: patrimônio |
 Czech: dědičný majetek |
 German: väterliches Erbteil |
 Danish: fædrenearv |
 Greek: πατρική κληρονομιά |
 Spanish: patrimonio |
 Estonian: pärus(vara) |
 Farsi: ارث پدری |
 Finnish: isänperintö |
 French: patrimoine |
 Hebrew: יְרוּשָה |
 Hindi: पैतृक संपत्ति |
 Croatian: očevina, baština po ocu |
 Hungarian: apaiörökség |
 Indonesian: warisan pihak ayah |
 Icelandic: föðurleifð |
 Italian: patrimonio |
 Japanese: 世襲財産 |
 Korean: 세습 제산 |
 Lithuanian: tėvonija |
 Latvian: dzimtīpašums |
 Malay: patrimoni |
 Dutch: vaderlijk erfdeel |
 Norwegian: farsarv |
 Polish: ojcowizna |
 Persian: ارث پدری |
 Pashto: ميراثي شتمنى، ورپاته شتمن |
 Portuguese: património |
 Romanian: moştenire |
 Russian: родовое, наследственное и |
 Slovak: dedičný majetok |
 Slovenian: dediščina |
 Serbian: očevina |
 Swedish: fädernearv, arvegods |
 Thai: มรดกของบิดา |
 Turkish: babadan kalma miras |
 Taiwanese: 祖傳的財物，遺產 |
 Ukrainian: вотчина; родовий маєток |
 Urdu: موروثي |
 Vietnamese: gia sản tổ tiên |
 Chinese: 祖传的财物，遗产 |
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