possession meaning in Latin

English	Latin
put out of seisin / possession (usu. wrongfully) verb	disseisio [disseisire, disseisivi, disseisitus](4th) verb
relating to reclaiming property / restitution / repossession adjective	condicticius [condicticia, condicticium]adjective
small possessions (pl.) noun	bonusculum [bonusculi](2nd) N noun
strip of possessions, fleece verb	deflocco [defloccare, defloccavi, defloccatus](1st) TRANS verb
suing for possession noun	vindicatio [vindicationis](3rd) F noun
surrender (of combatants / town / possessions) noun [UK: sə.ˈren.də(r)] [US: sə.ˈren.dər]	deditio [deditionis](3rd) F noun
take hold of / possession of / in hand, arrest verb	praehendo [praehendere, praehendi, praehensus](3rd) TRANS verb praendo [praendere, praendi, praensus](3rd) TRANS verb prehendo [prehendere, prehendi, prehensus](3rd) TRANS verb prehendo [prehendere, prehendidi, prehenditus](3rd) TRANS verb prendo [prendere, prendi, prensus](3rd) TRANS verb
take possession (inheritance) verb	adeo [adire, adivi(ii), aditus]verb
take possession of verb [UK: teɪk pə.ˈzeʃ.n̩ əv ˈsʌm.θɪŋ] [US: ˈteɪk pə.ˈzeʃ.n̩ əv ˈsʌm.θɪŋ]	insideo [insidere, insidi, insessus](2nd) verb invado [invadere, invasi, invasus](3rd) verb obsideo [obsidere, obsedi, obsessus](2nd) verb
taking possession of an inheritance noun	aditio [aditionis](3rd) F noun
those who advocated agrarian reform laws / sought possession of public lands noun	agrarius [agrarii](2nd) M noun

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