Property

Definition: Property

Property

Noun

1. Any area set aside for a particular purpose; "who owns this place?"; "the president was concerned about the property across from the White House".

2. Something owned; any tangible possession that is owned by someone; "that hat is my property"; "he is a man of property";.

3. A basic or essential attribute shared by all members of a class; "a study of the physical properties of atomic particles".

4. A construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished; "self-confidence is not an endearing property".

5. Any movable articles or objects used on the set of a play or movie; "before every scene he ran down his checklist of props".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "property" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1258. (references)

Etymology: Property \Prop"er*ty\, noun; plural Properties. [Old English proprete, Old French propret['e] property, French propret['e] neatness, cleanliness, propri['e]t['e] property, from Latin proprietas. See Proper, a., and compare to Propriety.]. (references)

Satire

Business

Dream Interpretation

Finance

Fine Arts

Language

Law

Mining

Slang in 1811

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonyms: Property

Government

State government, state; shire; province; county; canton; territory; duchy, archduchy, archdukedom; woiwodshaft; commonwealth; region; property.

Materials

Materials; supplies, munition, fuel, grist, household stuff pabulum; (food); ammunition; (arms); contingents; relay, reinforcement, reenforcement; baggage; (personal property); means; calico, cambric, cashmere.

Power

Capability, capacity; quid valeant humeri quid ferre recusent; faculty, quality, attribute, endowment, virtue, gift, property, qualification, susceptibility.

Property

Personal property, personal estate, personal effects; personalty, chattels, goods, effects, movables; stock, stock in trade; things, traps, rattletraps, paraphernalia; equipage.

Noun: property, possession, suum cuique, meum et tuum.

Landed property, landed real estate property; realty; land, lands; tenements; hereditaments; corporeal hereditaments, incorporeal hereditaments; acres; ground; (earth); acquest, messuage, toft.

Be one's property; Noun: belong to; appertain to, pertain to.

Relinquishment

Discontinuance; (cessation); renunciation; (recantation); abrogation; resignation; (retirement); desuetude; cession; (of property).

The Drama

Property man, costumier, machinist; prompter, call boy; manager; director, stage manager, acting manager.

Transference

Noun: transfer, transference; translocation, elocation; displacement; metastasis, metathesis; removal; remotion, amotion; relegation; deportation, asportation; extradition, conveyance, draft, carrying, carriage; convection, conduction, contagion; transfer; (of property).

Wealth

Provision, livelihood, maintenance; alimony, dowry; means, resources, substance; property; command of money.

Crosswords: Property

He claims to be the property of an Obi-Wan Kenobi (Star Wars; writing credit: George Lucas)

To protect the property and citizenry of (The Untouchables; writing credit: Oscar Fraley; Eliot Ness)

If any of you so much as pass gas in my direction and upset my delicate nasal passages, your testicles will become my private property. (Con Air; writing credit: Scott Rosenberg)

If I had my way, we'd all be thinkin' more about human rights than we do about property rights (Abe Lincoln: Freedom Fighter; writing credit: Alan Finney; John D. Lamond)

Unfortunately there is one thing standing between me and that property - the rightful owners (Blazing Saddles; writing credit: Andrew Bergman; Mel Brooks)

My property (Where My Girls At; performing artist: 702)

See he's my property (Where My Girls At; performing artist: 702)

I’m not your property as from today, baby (Stronger; performing artist: Britney Spears)

stands for property (O.P.P.; performing artist: Naughty By Nature)

This Property Is Condemned (1966)

Private Property (1960)

Other People's Property (1951)

Personal Property (1937)

Common Property (1919)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

References

• Advance Property Fund: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

• AMP Diversified Property Trust: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

• Cardiff Property Public Limited Company: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

• AMB Property Corporation: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

• Bedford Property Investors, Inc: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• Juergensmeyer's Sum and Substance Audio Set on Real Property, 2d (reference)

• The Real Estate Book: A Complete Guide to Acquiring, Financing, and Investing in a Home or Commercial Property (reference)

• Ad valorem assessment of telecommunications property : a bibliography, directory, and resource guide (reference)

• NEW YORK LAW ADDENDUM PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE (reference)

• Ham House: A National Trust Property Administered by the Victoria and Albert Museum (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Loyola Intellectual Property & High Technology Annual (reference)

• Escheat And Abandoned Property Laws (reference)

• Academy Alert - Property And Liability Insurance Issues (reference)

• Best Esp Services - Property Casualty Ed - Cd-rom (reference)

• Journal Of Property Tax Assessment & Administration (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Theater & Movies

• State Property (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Music

• God's Property (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

High Tech

• Official Intellectual Property Suite (reference)

• RENT-RIGHT Property Management Software - 10 Units (reference)

  (more camera examples; more video game examples; more computer examples; more electronic examples; more software examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Beach erosion studies As property values increased, beach erosion studies became important Raymond Stanton Patton, Director of C&GS 1929-1938, was a pioneer in this field. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

Turning in the government property when it looked like there were no more funds Triangulation party of Wilbur Porter. Credit: Coast & Geodetic Survey Historical Image Collection.

Canal used to drain property to convert and maintain former marsh land to pasture. Credit: America's Coastlines.

The Seattle City Light property. A portion of this site, right side of the image, was used to create the Hamm Creek project which daylighted the creek and created several meanders to improve the habitat function of this salmon-bearing stream. Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

Former Kenco Marine has been purchased by the Muckleshhot Indian Tribe on behalf of the Eliot Bay/ Duwamish River Natural Resource Trustees. The habitat value of the property will be enhanced by removing the structure on the site and pulling back the shoreline to create mudflat, salt marsh, and a riparian buffer habitat for fish and wildlife. Credit: NOAA Restoration Center.

North Inlet - Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. Aerial view of Thousand-acre Ricefield on the Belle W. Baruch Foundation's property, Hobcaw Barony. Winyah Bay in foreground, North Inlet and Atlantic Ocean in background. During 1800's many rice plantations lined the rivers that flow into Winyah Bay and Georgetown was nation's largest rice exporter. Credit: National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERR).

Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. Eroding shoreline on reserve property on Mobile Bay. Credit: National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERR).

Figure 28. Pasquion sounder invented by the Frenchman August Pasquion. This device was never featured in a publication; however, it was patented on June 26, 1906, by the National Office of Industrial Property. Its first ocean tests took place in 1905 and it was used by the French cable survey ships for at least the next fifteen years. Credit: Sailing for Science - the NOAA Fleet Then and Now.

Figure 60. Regnard apparatus for the study of the diffusion of oxygen in sea water. Concerned with the diffusion of air in sea water in still water, Doctor Paul Regnard, a French physiologist, invented this device based on an experiment by Julien Thoulet. He used the property that certain materials change their color in the presence of oxygen and described the device in 1891. Credit: Sailing for Science - the NOAA Fleet Then and Now.

Ferocious winds gusting up to 59 mph tore through Kelly Air Force Base, Texas, Nov. 5, causing severe damage to base property. Building 1564/1565, a combined warehouse, received the most noticeable damage, when the wind gusts shattered windows and toppled.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

That was his property which could not be taken from him where-ever he had fixed it. (Second Treatise of Government)

Clause 2: The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States; and nothing in this Constitution shall be so construed as to Prejudice any Claims of the United States, or of any particular State. (reference)

Amendment V. No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation. (reference)

No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws. (reference)

Confiscation of the property of all emigrants and rebels. (reference)

All property rights shall be safeguarded. (reference)

No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property. (reference)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

I thought you had lost half your property, at least

But the poor fishermen had not so easily forgotten their property.

M. Myriel had no property, his family having been impoverished by the revolution

On the evening of the day on which the property was sold Stephen followed his father meekly about the city from bar to bar.

A woman is not property, and husbands who think otherwise are living in a dreamworld

The property is the man, stronger than he is.

Of all this the people are well apprised, and understand how far to carry their obstinacy, where their liberty or property is concerned

Society recovers only a tenth part of the property then

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Anticoagulants reduce stroke risk by reducing the clotting property of the blood. (references)

Antiplatelet drugs prevent clotting by decreasing the activity of platelets, blood cells that contribute to the clotting property of blood. (references)

This property makes them more deadly to malignant tissue, which contains a high proportion of growing and dividing cells, than to most normal cells. (references)

Business

Local end users are property developers and building owners. (references)

More than 60 percent of these incidents are against property. (references)

A woman's property is not commingled with that of her husband. (references)

Children

Ghana

The girl, who is known as a Trokosi or a Fiashidi, then becomes the property of the shrine god and the charge of the shrine priest for the duration of her stay. (references)

Kenya

The number of Nairobi's street children was more than 60,000 in 2000, an estimated 20 percent increase from 1999. These children often are involved in theft, drug trafficking, assault, trespassing, and property damage. (references)

United Kingdom

Persons with Disabilities The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities in the provision of access to public facilities by employers of more than 15 workers, service providers (apart from those providing education or running transport vehicles), and anyone selling or renting property. (references)

Civil Liberties

Ukraine

The slowing pace of restitution is, among other things, a reflection of the country's difficult economic condition, which severely limits funds available for the relocation of the occupants of seized religious property. (references)

Greece

Under a 1999 national land and property registry law, the wakfs, as with all property holders, must register all of their property with the Government. (references)

Algeria

Many demonstrators burned and looted government buildings, political party offices, and public and private property. (references)

Discrimination

Kazakhstan

No one may be subjected to any discrimination for reasons of origin, social position, occupation, property status, sex, race, nationality, language, attitude to religion, convictions, place of residence, or any other circumstances;" however, the Government does not enforce this provision effectively on a consistent basis. (references)

Hong Kong

The Bill of Rights Ordinance, which provides for the incorporation into law of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as applied to Hong Kong, entitles residents to the civil and political rights recognized therein "without distinction of any kind, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status." However, the ordinance binds only the Government, public authorities and persons acting on their behalf; that is, not private persons or entities. (references)

Economic History

Haiti

The Embassy has received several complaints from individuals who claim not to have been compensated for the loss of their property. (references)

Human Rights

Bosnia and Herzegovina

By some estimates, resolving property claims in the RS will take another 8 or 9 years. (references)

Nicaragua

After numerous delays, the new property tribunals finally started accepting cases for filing in 2000. The tribunals' administrative offices are fully staffed and mediators and arbitrators have been appointed and are conducting proceedings. (references)

Costa Rica

The law grants considerable rights to squatters who invade uncultivated land, regardless of who may hold title to the property. (references)

Indigenous People

Angola

Unlike in the previous year, there were no reports that some members of indigenous groups committed suicide upon loss of their wealth or property. (references)

India

Such violations led to numerous tribal movements demanding the protection of land and property rights. (references)

Costa Rica

In 1999 a group of indigenous persons from Puntarenas challenged the constitutionality of the 1978 Indigenous Law because of their inability to possess private property on the reservation. (references)

Minorities

Greece

The Helsinki Monitor reported that in September seven Romani shacks in Aspropyrgos were demolished by municipal authorities who claimed that the shacks were located on private property. (references)

Ghana

However, in December renewed violence between the Mamprusi and Kusasi ethnic groups in Bawku resulted in widespread rioting, destruction of property, and loss of life. (references)

Croatia

Property destruction and other forms of harassment often arose from disputes between home occupiers of one ethnicity and returning homeowners of another. (references)

Political Economy

GREECE

Enforcement of Greek laws protecting audio-visual intellectual property rights for film, software, music, and books is problematic, but has improved in the last few years. (references)

GREECE

Greek laws extend protection of intellectual property rights to both foreign and Greek nationals. (references)

HAITI

While infringement of intellectual property rights occurs in Haiti, the economy only produces a small variety of products, most of which are exported to the United States and other countries that do not tolerate open infringement. (references)

Political Rights

Djibouti

On December 13, 2000, the magistrate in charge of the investigation charged the 13 with conspiracy and breach of state security and cited them with calling on citizens to take up arms illegally, carrying and making use of weapons of war, and damaging public property. (references)

Nepal

The King's income and property are tax-exempt and inviolable, and no question may be raised in any court about any act performed by the King. (references)

Haiti

Demonstrators destroyed property and threatened several opposition leaders. (references)

Trade

China

The Bilateral Agreement on China's WTO Accession is only the latest of fifteen trade agreements negotiated between the United States and China since 1979. These agreements cover everything from civil aviation and satellite exports to agriculture and intellectual property rights protection. (references)

Korea

The Republic of Korea is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and has signed subsidiary agreements including TRIPs (Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property) and the Government Procurement Agreement. (references)

Panama

Other problematic transactions include trade in pirated intellectual property and stolen vehicles. (references)

Travel

Ghana

Property Tax: This is exacted on commercial or industrial business at a rate of 0.05 percent on appraised value. (references)

Oman

The major hotels patronized by western business visitors and tourists in the Muscat area are: the Hyatt (a five-star beach front property, close to the U.S. Embassy, and with luxurious rooms and excellent restaurants), the Al Bustan Palace Hotel (five star, on the beach, a "must see" site), Muscat Intercontinental (convenient to most ministries and on the beach); Sheraton (overlooking the Ruwi central business district, with complete business center facilities); Muscat Holiday Inn and the Radisson (particularly convenient to the Ministries and growing Al Khuwair business area); Crown Plaza Hotel (possessing a seafront location and a variety of good restaurants); the Seeb (airport) and Ruwi Novotels, and the renovated Mercure-Al Falaj in Ruwi. (references)

Thailand

A good range of commercial banking services is available in Thailand for both business and retail customers . Deposit accounts, lending facilities, foreign exchange, import/export facilities and other products and services such as credit cards, debit cards and automatic teller machines (ATM) are offered . Foreign banks have joined the local ATM network, thus enabling their customers to use their overseas bank ATM card at any ATM within the domestic network . There are approximately 5,000 ATM's in Thailand, with older machines being replaced by newer ones . Some limitations, such as on mortgage lending to foreigners, do exist, reflecting restrictions on foreign ownership of property. (references)

Women

Nepal

Women face systematic discrimination, particularly in rural areas, where religious and cultural tradition, lack of education, and ignorance of the law remain severe impediments to their exercise of basic rights such as the right to vote or to hold property in their own names. (references)

South Africa

Violating a protection order is punishable by a prison sentence of up to 5 years, or 20 years if additional criminal charges, including indecent assault, rape, incest, attempted murder, malicious damage to property, or pointing a firearm, are made. (references)

Cameroon

Often, the husband, who sometimes is many years older than the girl, pays a bride's parents a "bride price." Since a price has been paid, the girl is considered the property of the husband. (references)

Worker Rights

Romania

Trade unions may acquire property, support their member's exercise of their profession, establish mutual insurance funds, print publications, set up cultural, teaching, and research bodies, establish commercial enterprises and banks, and borrow money. (references)

Nicaragua

The CST organized a series of work stoppages leading to the occupation of the factory in May 2000. Chentex then filed criminal charges against the nine board members for damaging property, kidnaping management personnel, and injuring security persons during the takeover. (references)

Qatar

No worker in a public utility, health, or security service may strike if it would harm the public or lead to property damage. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "property": action for recovery of property ♦ alien property ♦ allergenic property ♦ antifrictional property ♦ appraise property ♦ article of property ♦ bodily property ♦ business property ♦ chemical property ♦ church property ♦ color property ♦ commercial property ♦ common property ♦ communal property ♦ community of property ♦ community property ♦ comparative property ♦ compensation for property damage ♦ contextual property ♦ conveyance of property ♦ corporate property ♦ Corporeal property ♦ crime involving property ♦ damage to property ♦ ergodic property ♦ extrinsic property ♦ farm property ♦ fungible property ♦ government property ♦ house property ♦ immovable property ♦ immovable property transfer tax ♦ incidental property ♦ insulating property ♦ intellectual property ♦ intellectual property rights ♦ joint property ♦ land property ♦ landed property ♦ leased property ♦ Literary property ♦ lost and found property ♦ lost property ♦ lost property department ♦ lost property office ♦ man of property ♦ matrimonial property ♦ movable property ♦ of property ♦ olfactory property ♦ partition of joint property ♦ peg out a property ♦ personal property ♦ physical property ♦ physiological property ♦ pledging of the income from real property ♦ private property ♦ property centre ♦ property damage ♦ property developer ♦ property held jointly by husband and wife ♦ property inheritance ♦ property insurance ♦ property line ♦ property man ♦ property management ♦ property manager ♦ property market ♦ property master ♦ property mistress ♦ property owner ♦ property owning ♦ property plot ♦ property right ♦ property room ♦ property settlement ♦ property speculation ♦ property tax ♦ public property ♦ qualified property ♦ real estate property ♦ real property ♦ real property tax ♦ removal of confiscated property ♦ right of property ♦ rural property ♦ seizure of immovable property ♦ separation of property ♦ sound property ♦ spatial property ♦ special property ♦ state property ♦ stolen property ♦ tactile property ♦ tangible property ♦ taste property ♦ tax on property ♦ temporal property ♦ tenancies of immovable property ♦ theft of found property ♦ title to property. Additional references.

Beginning with "property": property-backed, property-based, property-buying, property-by-property, property-casualty, property-claims, property-class, property-company, property-complex, property-conscious, property-damaging, property-deals, property-disputes, property-for-property, property-holders, property-holding, property-insurance, property-investment, property-it, property-led, property-master, property-meanings, property-nucleus, property-orientated, property-owner, property-owners, property-ownership, property-owning, property-poll, property-price, property-related, property-rights, property-sets, property-tax, property-temperature, property-which, property-word.

Ending with "property": commercial-property.

Containing "property": non-property-owners.

Afrikaans

plaas (estate, farm, lay down, locate, place, put, put down, ranch), boereplaas (estate, farm, ranch), besitting (possession), besit (own, possess, possession). (various references)

Albanian

pronë (acquest, assets, demesne, domain, estate, gear, goods, holding, land, ownership, patrimony, possession, premise, realty), toka, tipar (attribute, character, facet, feature, lineament, point, trait), shtëpi (abode, chalet, fire side, habitation, hearth, hearthstone, home, house, household, place, residence, roof, shebang), karakteristikë (character, characteristic, datum, lineament, peculiarity, qualification, specification). (various references)

Arabic 

ملك (wealth), مال (money, tax), ‏ميزة (advantage, attribute, character, characteristic, excellence, feature, merit, particularity, peculiarity, quality, speciality, trait), ‏ممتلكات (asset, belongings, dominions, estate, fencing, gear, holding, possession, possessions, substance), ‏ملكية عقارية, ‏ملكية خاصة, ‏ملكية (estate, monarchy, ownership, possession, regality, royalty), ‏ملك (get hold of, have, hold, king, monarch, own, ownership, possess, possession, prince, reign, rejoice, sovereign), ‏مال (assets, be inclined, bend, bent, cant, capital, chattel, coins, estate, feel sympathy for, funds, gold, incline, lean, like, pelf, possessions, purse, shekels, skew, slant, slope, sympathize with, tilt, tip), ‏حق تبعي, ‏عقارات (immovables), ‏صفة مميزة (attribute, characteristic, difference, flavor, flavour, savor, savour, stamp, turn), ‏خصلة (attribute, curl of hair, peculiarity, quality, quiff), ‏خاصة (especially, essentiality, mostly, particular, particularly, predominately). (various references)

Bulgarian 

стопанство, свойство (feature, tincture), собственост (demesne, havings, ownership, possessions, proprietorship, tenure), реквизитен, отличително качество, притежание (domain, enjoyment, holding, ownership, possession, proprietorship), имущество (estate, havings, possession, store, tenure), имуществен, имотен (propertied, proprietary), имот (asset, estate, ground), имение (domain, estate, hacienda, holding, land, place, seat), достояние (appanage). (various references)

Chinese 

資產 (assets), 貲 (fine instead of punishment), 財物 (belongings), 財產 , 財 (money, riches, valuables, wealth), 特性 (characteristic), 物产 (Properties), 產業 (estate, industrial, industry), 產 (estate, give birth, produce, products, resources, to produce, to reproduce), 屬性 (attribute). (various references)

Czech

vlastnost (affection, attribute, feature, make, nature, point, quality, side, trait), vlastnictví (holding, keeping, ownership, possession), nemovitost (real estate, realty, tenement), majetek (belongings, estate, holding, means, possession, wealth). (various references)

Danish

ejendom (ownership, possession), egenskab (quality), bondegård (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Dutch

vermogen (ability, be able, be able to, capital, possession), landgoed (estate, farm, ranch), eigendom (ownership, possession), bezitting (estate, farm, possession, ranch). (various references)

Esperanto

propraĵo, posedaĵo (possession), kvalito (quality), bieno (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Faeroese

ogn (possession), kyn (quality, sex, type), eginleiki (feature, quality, trait), bóndagarður (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Farsi 

مال (For, Fortune, Lucre, Wealth), صفت خاص , خاصیت (Nature, Navigate, Quale, Virtue), استعداد (Amplitude, Aptitude, Aptness, Art, Brilliance, Caliber, Capacity, Genius, Gift, Ingenuity, Knack, Liability, Shift, Tendency, Turquoise, Verve), داراءی (Asset, Estate, Fortune, Possession, Purse, Thing, Wealth). (various references)

Finnish

ominaisuus (quality). (various references)

French

propriété, biens, qualité, domaine (province), bien, accessoire (prop). (various references)

Frisian

pleats (estate, farm, ranch), slach (blow, quality), eigenskip (quality), boupleats (estate, farm, ranch), boerepleats (estate, farm, ranch), besitting (possession), besit (possession), alloai (quality). (various references)

German

Eigenschaft (attribute, capacity, character, characteristic, feature, grace, predicate, qualification, qualify, quality, trait), Eigentum (estate, ownership, possession, properties, proprietorship, tenancy), Besitz (belongings, domain, estate, holding, holdings, occupancy, ownership, possession, premises, tenure, to acquire property), vermögen (ability, be able, be able to, be capable, capacity, faculty, fortune, mean, pile, power, resource, wealth), Gut (all right, belongings, beneficial, capable, domain, efficiently, estate, farm, fine, freight, gear, good, goods, handsomely, holding, item, keen, manor, material, nice, nicely, o.k., okay, possession, quiet, ranch, rigging, safely, sharp, solid, that's good, understood, well), grundstück (estate, plot, plot of land, premises, realty, site), Besitztum (estate, possession). (various references)

Greek 

περιουσία (belongings, estate, fortune, holding, possessions, substance, wealth), ιδιοκτησία (ownership, proprietorship). (various references)

Hebrew 

מקנה (cattle, herd, livestock, purchase, stock), קנין (acquisition, asset, cattle, chattels, ownership, wealth), ערך (asset, estimation, importance, magnitude, moment, order, set, suit, value, worth), טוב (fair, good, goodness, kind, wealth, well), רכוש (capital, estate, hold, possession, substance, wealth), סגולה (mascot, merit, peculiarity, qualification, qualifications, quality, remedy, trait, treasure, virtue), נחלה (bequest, estate, heritage, inheritance, legacy, possession), נכסים (estate, holding), נכס (asset, possession, riches, wealth). (various references)

Hungarian

vagyon (asset, bank-roll, estate, fortune, goods, opulence, pelf, possessions, riches, shekels, substance, title, wealth), tulajdon (before my eyes, before my very eyes, belongings, holding, own, ownership, peculiar, properties, propriety), birtok (asset, demesne lands, domain, estate, holding, land, lordship, possession, propriety, substance, tenancy, tenure). (various references)

Icelandic

stórbýli (estate, farm, ranch), eign (possession), eiginleiki (quality), búgarður (estate, farm, ranch), bú (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Indonesian

tanah milik, sifat (attribute, nature, trait), milik (possession), khasiat. (various references)

Irish

maoine, maoin, feirm (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Italian

proprietà (capacity, estate, land, ownership), possesso (belongings, chattel, having, holding, mastery, ownership, possession, tenure), patrimonio (asset, assets, estate, fortune, heritage, holding, patrimony, possessions), fattoria (estate, farm, farmhouse, farmstead, Grange, homestead, ranch), caratteristica (character, characteristic, distinction, feature, hallmark, peculiarity, trait), beni (assets, estate, good, goods). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

身代 (fortune), 身上 (a fortune, body, housekeeping, merit, social position, wealthy person), 資財 (assets, fortune), 資産 (assets, fortune, means), 財貨 (commodity), 財物 , 財産　 (assets, fortune), 財産 (assets, fortune), プロトン磁力計 (probability, professional, professor, profile, profiler, profit, propaganda, propagandist, propagation, propane, propane gas, propeller, proper, propylene, proton magnetometer), 性質 (disposition, nature), 性 (characteristic, custom, gender, one's nature, sex), 所有物 (possession). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

プロパティー , プロパティ , しざい (assets, capital punishment, fortune, material, private property, the death penalty), しさん (assets, fortune, means, scattering, trial calculation), ざいさん (assets, fortune), ざいぶつ, ざいか (commodity, crime, fault, goods on hand, guilt, offence, offense, punishment, stock), しょゆうぶつ (possession), しんしょう (a fortune, a wealthy merchant, evidence, genuine case, housekeeping, impression, narrow victory, wealthy person), しんだい (bed, couch, fortune), さが (characteristic, custom, one's nature), せいしつ (disposition, heir, legal wife, nature, room for receiving guests). (various references)

Korean 

재산 (estate, Properties). (various references)

Manx

tro (trait), thie as thalloo, shellooghys, nhee thie cloie, mayn (good order), cair (due, just, privilege, right, rights). (various references)

Norwegian

kvalitet (quality), gård (estate, farm, ranch), eiendom (estate, possession). (various references)

Papiamen

propiedat (possession), kalidat (quality). (various references)

Pig Latin

opertypray.(various references)

Polish

cecha (quality). (various references)

Portuguese

propriedade (demesne, effect, estate, ground, lordship, ownership, patrimony, possession, possessions, proprietary, proprietorship, propriety, quality), granja (estate, farm, fowl run, grange, ranch), fazenda (cloth, commodity, estate, farm, hacienda, material, merchandise, plantation, ranch, wares, wooden cloth), bens (belongings, estate, goods, moneybag, riches). (various references)

Romanian

proprietate (affection, demesne, estate, feature, hand, having, holding, ownership, peculiarity, possession, proprietary), pãmânt (acre, all over the world, clay, clod, country, dirt, earth, estate, Glebe, ground, land, Mold, mould, region, sod, soil, territory, throughout the world), stare (class, condition, estate, fortune, humor, humour, keep, plight, posture, rank, remaining, repose, rest, situation, sort, standing, state, station, way, wealth), semn (auspice, badge, Beck, brand, character, denotation, dint, emblem, evidence, Favor, favour, gesture, impress, index, indication, Mark, note, office, portent, print, scar, score, scratch, seal, sign, signal, splash, spot, symbol, symptom, token, trace, track, vestige, wave), recuzitã (props, stage-property), calitate (affection, assets, attribute, character, class, feature, grade, kind, Mark, merit, quality, rank, rate, sort, staple, title, virtue), avere (all, assets, belongings, effect, estate, fortune, gold, goods, having, means, opulence, patrimony, possession, substance, wealth), însuşire (adoption, appropriation, assimilation, attribute, feature, peculiarity, qualification, trait, virtue). (various references)

Russian 

свойство (apanage, attribute, attribute-value, character, characteristic, habitude, quality, trait), собственность;свойство, собственность (havings, ownership, possessions, proprietorship, worldly goods), ферма (estate, farm, girder, location, ostrich-farm, ranch, ranchland, stead, steading, truss), фе, имущество (asset, estate, goods, havings, holding, intestacy, personal effects, props, worldly goods), имущественный (material), достояние. (various references)

Scottish

maoin (goods and gear, wealth), earras (wealth). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

posed (acre, occupancy, possession), vlasništvo (proprietorship), svojina (belongings, own, ownership), osobina (attribute, characteristic, mannerism, propriety, strain, trait), imovinski, imovina (assets, goods, propriety), imetak (pile, possession, worth), imanje (estate, holding). (various references)

Spanish

finca (estate, farm, land, manor, ranch), propiedad (appropriateness, chattel, deprivation, domain, estate, holding, individual, ownership, proprietary, proprietorship, propriety, right), granja (estate, farm, Grange, homestead, ranch), característica (characteristic, feature, peculiarity, special feature, trait), calidad (character, grade, position, quality, rank), bienes (assets, belongings, estate, goods, havings, holding, possessions). (various references)

Swedish

egenskap (attribute, capacity, qualification, quality, trait), egendom (belongings, estate, possession, premise, proprietary), gods (country house, country seat, court, estate, freight, goods, manor, material, possessions, ware), ägodel. (various references)

Tagalog

uri (kind, quality, sort), urì (kind, quality, sort), klase (class, quality), kabukirán (estate, farm, ranch), búkid (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

Turkish

varlık (asset, being, circumstance, circumstances, creature, criter, entity, estate, existence, havings, means, possession, possessions, presence, stock, subsistence, wealth), servet (abundance, affluence, assets, effects, fortune, gold, havings, means, pile, possessions, riches, shekels, substance, treasure, wealth), sahne elbiseleri (properties), sahne eşyaları (properties), nitelik (attribute, attribution, character, characteristic, composition, eligibility, essence, hallmark, kind, plate-mark, qualification, qualitative, quality, stamp), mal (asset, chose, commodity, goods, hereditament, holding, merchandise, possessions, ware), mülk (asset, condo, demesne, domain, estate, freehold, hereditament, landed property, possession, possessions, premises, tenement), emlâk (demesne, estate, real estate, real estate property, realty), eşya (appointments, article, belongings, bulk, commodity, furniture, gear, goods, stuff, thing, traps, ware), özellik (attribute, attribution, cachet, character, characteristic, feature, hall mark, hallmark, idiosyncrasy, particular, particularity, peculiarity, plate-mark, point, quality, quiddity, singularity, special feature, speciality, specialty, stamp, strain, trait). (various references)

Turkmen 

mal-mьlk, hдsiяet (behavior, character), goю-golaс (belongings), goю (belongings, things), emlдk (belongings). (various references)

Ukrainian

якість (affections, caliber, calibre, grade, quality, tenor, texture, virtue), власність (aught, demesne, own, ownership, pelf, possession, proprietorship), надбання (acquisition, attainment), майно (asset, aught, baggage, capital, estate, goods, holding, stuff, things, worth), земельна ділянка (soil, stead), бутафорія, право власності (ownership, proprietary, propriety). (various references)

Vietnamese 

phục trang (prop), vật sở hữu đặc tính, tài sản (asset, estate, mean, meant, possession), quyền sở hữu (ownership, possession, proprietorship), của cải (effect, fortune, mean, meant, money, shekel, treasure). (various references)

Welsh

fferm (estate, farm, ranch), eiddo (assets, belongings, hers, his, mine, ours, possessions, theirs, thine, yours). (various references)

Zulu

ipulazi (estate, farm, ranch), ilipulazi (estate, farm, ranch). (various references)

nì-gur. (various references)

makkûru. (various references)

amorrei, amri, censu, censum, census, consors, consortes, consortia, consortibus, consortium, dominium, fortunae, iturei, pecunia, pecuniae, pecuniam, pecuniamque, pecuniarum, pecunias, pecuniis, possessio, possessione, possessionem, possessiones, possessionibus, possessionis, possessionum, qualitas, re, rei, rem, rena, rerum, res, rhei, substantia, vicus, villa. (various references)

capitale. (various references)

boedel. (various references)

captale. (various references)

catel. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "property": propertyless, propertylessness, propertylessnesses. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Property" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Poopathy, pooperty, Probart, proberty, prompert, propaty, properity, propert, propertly, propertry, propitie, proports, propret, prosperty, prpety, prpperty, roperty. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-2 letters: poetry, popery, porter, pretor, proper, pyrope, report, ropery, topper.

-3 letters: perry, pryer, repot, repro, retro, retry, roper, ropey, tepoy, terry, toper, toyer, trope.

-4 letters: oyer, pepo, perp, pert, poet, pope, pore, port, prep, prey, prop, pyre, repo, repp, rope, ropy, rote, ryot, tope, tore, torr, tory, trey, trop, troy, tyer, type, typo, typp.

+1 letter: propriety.

+2 letters: peremptory, preceptory, preemptory, prosperity.

+3 letters: hypertrophy, impropriety, petrography, preparatory, proprietary, purportedly, typographer.

+4 letters: appreciatory, coprosperity, hypertrophic, peremptorily, perspiratory, propertyless, pyromorphite, typographers.

+5 letters: appropriately, cryptographer, hypermetropia, hypermetropic, hypertrophied, hypertrophies, parthenocarpy, precopulatory, preparatorily, pyromorphites, spectrography.