heir meaning in Latin

English	Latin
heir [heirs] noun [UK: eə(r)] [US: ˈer]	postpartor [postpartoris](3rd) M noun
heir / heiress noun	heres [heredis](3rd) C noun
heirship noun [UK: eə.ʃɪp] [US: eə.ʃɪp]	haereditas [haereditatis](3rd) F noun hereditas [hereditatis](3rd) F noun
(pl.) their (own), theirs adjective	suus [sua, suum]adjective
abjuration, process where heretics / apostates / schismatics renounce their errors noun	abjuratio [abjurationis](3rd) F noun
alternative heir noun	substitutus [substituti](2nd) M noun
appoint an heir verb	inhaeredito [inhaereditare, inhaereditavi, inhaereditatus](1st) TRANS verb inhaeredo [inhaeredare, inhaeredavi, inhaeredatus](1st) TRANS verb inheredito [inhereditare, inhereditavi, inhereditatus](1st) TRANS verb inheredo [inheredare, inheredavi, inheredatus](1st) TRANS verb
bequest in form of request rather than command to heir (to act / pass on) noun	fideicommissum [fideicommissi](2nd) N noun
citizens (pl.) of Rome collectively in their peacetime functions noun	Quiris [Quiritis](3rd) M noun Quiritesnoun M
co-heir noun	cohaeres [cohaeredis](3rd) C noun coheres [coheredis](3rd) C noun consors [consortis](3rd) C noun
columns close spaced at twice their widths noun	systylos [systyli]noun M
deprive beasts of their natural weapons verb	exarmo [exarmare, exarmavi, exarmatus](1st) TRANS verb
escheatable, (property) that heir / legatee does / can not take (goes to state) adjective	caducus [caduca, caducum]adjective
female slaves (pl.) who carried their mistresses sandals noun	sandaligerula [sandaligerulae](1st) F noun
fictitious marriage to free heiress noun	coemptio [coemptionis](3rd) F noun
get possession of their property verb	admordeo [admordere, admordi, admorsus](2nd) TRANS verb
high boot / buskin (worn by Greek tragic actors to increase their height) noun	cohurnus [cohurni](2nd) M noun cothurnus [cothurni](2nd) M noun
joint heir noun [UK: dʒɔɪnt eə(r)] [US: ˌdʒɔɪnt ˈer]	cohaeres [cohaeredis](3rd) C noun coheres [coheredis](3rd) C noun
making alternative heir noun	substitutio [substitutionis](3rd) F noun
of their soothsayers / astrologers / astronomers adjective	Chaldaeus [Chaldaea, Chaldaeum]adjective Chaldaicus [Chaldaica, Chaldaicum]adjective Chaldeus [Chaldea, Chaldeum]adjective
portion (1 / 4) of estate secured to legal heir by Falcidian law of 40 BC noun	Falcidia [Falcidiae](1st) F noun
property lapsed to lord(if owner dies without heir) noun	eschaeta [eschaetae](1st) F noun
property without / that cannot be taken by an heir noun	caducum [caduci](2nd) N noun
Romans in their civil capacity noun	Quiris [Quiritis](3rd) M noun
Sabine, of the Sabines / their country / that area adjective	Sabinus [Sabina, Sabinum]adjective
their (belonging to them (plural)) determiner [UK: ðeə(r)] [US: ˈðer]	suus, illorumdeterminer {m} {n}, illarum {f}, eorum {m} {n}, earum {f}, horum {m} {n}, harum {f}
their soothsayers / astrologers / astronomers noun	Chaldaeus [Chaldaei](2nd) M noun Chaldeus [Chaldei](2nd) M noun
their territory noun	Sabinus [Sabini](2nd) M noun

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