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[edit] Pronunciation

(non-rhotic) IPA: /ˈpɹɒpəti/, (UK) IPA: [ˈpɹɒpəti]
(rhotic) IPA: /ˈpɹɑpəɹti/, (US) IPA: [ˈpɹɑpɚtiː] Audio (US)^{help, file} enPR: prŏpʹərtēˌ
Hyphenation: prop‧er‧ty

[edit] Etymology

From Middle English /Anglo-Norman proprete < Middle French propreté < Old French propriete (modern propriété), itself < Latin proprietas < proprius 'own'.

[edit] Noun

Singular
property

Plural
countable and uncountable; plural properties

property (countable and uncountable; plural properties)

Something that is owned.

Leave those books alone! They are my property.
A piece of real estate, such as a parcel of land.

There is a large house on the property.

Important types of property include real property (land), personal property (other physical possessions), and intellectual property (rights over artistic creations, inventions, etc.).
The exclusive right of possessing, enjoying and disposing of a thing.
An attribute or abstract quality associated with an individual, object or concept.

Charm is his most endearing property
An attribute or abstract quality which is characteristic of a class of objects.

Matter can have many properties, including color, mass and density.
(computing) An editable or read-only parameter associated with an application, component or class, or the value of such a parameter.

You need to set the debugging property to "verbose".
An object used in a dramatic production

Costumes and scenery are distinguished from property properly speaking

[edit] Synonyms

(something owned): belongings, possession
(piece of real estate): land, parcel
(attribute or abstract quality of an object): attribute, feature
(object used in a dramatic production): prop
See also Wikisaurus:property
See also Wikisaurus:characteristic

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Terms etymologically related to "property"

[edit] Translations

something owned

Arabic: ملك ar(ar) (milk) m.
Armenian: սեփականություն hy(hy) (sep’akanut’yun), ունեցվածք hy(hy) (unec’vaçk’), գույք hy(hy) (guyk’)
Chinese:

Mandarin: 財產 cmn(cmn), 财产 cmn(cmn) (cáichǎn), 資產 cmn(cmn), 资产 cmn(cmn) (zīchǎn), 所有物 cmn(cmn) (suǒyǒuwù)
Croatian: vlȃsnīštvo hr(hr) n., svojìna hr(hr) f.
Czech: majetek cs(cs) m., vlastnictví cs(cs) n.
Danish: ejendom c., besiddelse c.
Dutch: eigendom nl(nl) n., bezitting nl(nl), goed nl(nl) n., bezit nl(nl) n.
Esperanto: havo eo(eo), propraĵo eo(eo), posedaĵo eo(eo), proprietaĵo eo(eo)
Faroese: ogn fo(fo) f.
Finnish: omaisuus fi(fi)
French: propriété fr(fr) f.
German: Eigentum de(de) n., Besitz de(de) m.
Greek: ιδιοκτησία el(el) f. (idioktisía)
Hebrew: רכוש ^(he) (rekhúsh) m.
Hiligaynon: abír

Hungarian: tulajdon hu(hu)
Icelandic: eign is(is) f.
Irish: maoin f., sealúchas m.
Italian: proprietà it(it) f., beni it(it) m. pl.
Japanese: 財産 ja(ja) (ざいさん, zaisan), 資産 ja(ja) (shisan), 所有物 ja(ja) (shoyū-butsu)
Korean: 재산 ko(ko) (jaesan), 소유물 ko(ko) (soyumul)
Latin: bona la(la) n. pl., res la(la) f., possessio la(la) f.
Macedonian: сопственост mk(mk) (sópstvenost) f., своина mk(mk) (svóina) f., поседок mk(mk) (pósedok) m.
Norwegian: eiendom m.
Polish: własność pl(pl) f.
Portuguese: propriedade pt(pt) f.
Russian: имущество ru(ru) (imúščestvo) n., собственность ru(ru) (sóbstvennost’) f.
Slovak: majetok m.
Slovene: lastnina sl(sl) f., last sl(sl) f.
Spanish: propiedad es(es) f., posesión es(es) f.
Swedish: egendom sv(sv) c.
Telugu: ఆస్తి (aasti)
Turkish: mal tr(tr)

piece of real estate

Armenian: անշարժ գույք hy(hy) (anšarž guyk’)
Chinese:

Mandarin: 產業 cmn(cmn), 产业 cmn(cmn) (chǎnyè)
Croatian: imánje hr(hr) n., gospodárstvo hr(hr) n., pósjed hr(hr) m.
Czech: nemovitost cs(cs) f.
Danish: ejendom c.
Dutch: (land)eigendom, land-, onroerend bezit, landgoed, domein, goed n.
Esperanto: bieno eo(eo)
Faroese: ogn fo(fo) c.
Finnish: kiinteistö fi(fi), tontti fi(fi), määräala fi(fi), tila fi(fi)
German: Anwesen de(de) n., Grundbesitz de(de) m., Grundstück de(de) n.
Greek: κτήμα el(el) n. (ktíma)
Hebrew: נכס ^(he) (nékhes) m.
Hiligaynon: abír

Hungarian: ingatlan hu(hu), birtok hu(hu)
Icelandic: landeign f., fasteign f.
Irish: réadmhaoin f.
Italian: proprietà it(it) f., possesso it(it) m., beni immobili it(it) m. pl.
Japanese: 資産 ja(ja) (shisan), 所有地 ja(ja) (shoyū-chi)
Korean: 재산 ko(ko) (jaesan), 소유지 ko(ko) (soyuji)
Macedonian: имот mk(mk) (ímot) m.
Norwegian: eiendom m.
Polish: posesja pl(pl) f.,posiadłość pl(pl) f.
Russian: недвижимость ru(ru) (nedvížimost’) f., собственность ru(ru) (sóbstvennost’) f.
Spanish: propiedad es(es) f., finca es(es) f., bienes es(es) m. pl., posesión es(es) f.
Swedish: egendom sv(sv) c.
Telugu: ఆస్తి (aasti)
Turkish: mülk tr(tr), emlak tr(tr)

exclusive right of possessing, enjoying and disposing of a thing

Danish: ejendomsret c.
Dutch: eigendomsrecht n.
Esperanto: proprieto eo(eo)
Faroese: ognarrættur f.
Finnish: omistus fi(fi), omistusoikeus fi(fi)
German: Eigentum de(de) n.
Greek: ιδιοκτησία el(el) f. (idioktisía)
Hebrew: זכות הקניין ^(he) (zkhút hakinyán) f.
Irish: maoin f.
Italian: proprietà it(it) f., possesso it(it) m., possidenza it(it) f.
Japanese: 資産 ja(ja) (shisan), 所有権 ja(ja) (shoyū-ken)

Korean: 소유관 ko(ko) (soyugwan)
Latin: proprietās la(la) f., possessio la(la) f., dominium la(la) n.
Macedonian: сопственост mk(mk) (sópstvenost) f., своина mk(mk) (svóina) f.
Norwegian: eiendomsrett m.
Polish: posiadanie pl(pl) n., własność pl(pl) f., prawo własności pl(pl) n.
Russian: собственность (sóbstvennost’) f., право собственности (právo sóbstvennosti) n.
Slovene: lastništvo n.
Spanish: pertenecia es(es) f.
Swedish: egendom sv(sv) c.
Turkish: mülkiyet tr(tr)

attribute or abstract quality associated with an object, individual or concept

Arabic: خاصة ar(ar) (khaaSSa) f.
Chinese:

Mandarin: 屬性 cmn(cmn), 属性 cmn(cmn) (shǔxìng), 性質 cmn(cmn), 性质 cmn(cmn) (xìngzhì)
Croatian: svójstvo hr(hr) n., osobìna hr(hr) f.
Czech: vlastnost cs(cs) f.
Danish: egenskab c.
Dutch: eigenschap nl(nl)
Esperanto: eco eo(eo), trajto eo(eo)
Faroese: eginleiki m.
Finnish: ominaisuus fi(fi)
German: Eigenschaft de(de) f.
Greek: ιδιότητα el(el) f. (idiótita)
Hebrew: תכונה ^(he) (tkhuná) f., מאפיין ^(he) (me`afyén) m.

Hungarian: tulajdonság hu(hu)
Italian: proprietà it(it) f., qualità it(it) f.
Japanese: 特徴 ja(ja) (tokuchō), 特性 ja(ja) (tokusei)
Korean: 성질 ko(ko) (seongjil)
Latin: proprietās la(la) f.
Macedonian: својство mk(mk) (svójstvo) n.
Norwegian: egenskap no(no) m.
Polish: własność pl(pl) f., właściwość pl(pl) f., cecha pl(pl) f.
Russian: свойство ru(ru) (svójstvo) n., качество ru(ru) (káčestvo) n.
Slovene: lastnost sl(sl) f.
Spanish: propriedad f. (obsolete), propiedad es(es) f., cualidad es(es) f.
Swedish: egenskap sv(sv)
Turkish: nitelik tr(tr)
West Frisian: eigenskip fy(fy) c.

an attribute characteristic of a class of objects

Dutch: kenmerk nl(nl) n., karakteristiek nl(nl), eigenschap nl(nl)
Macedonian: својство mk(mk) (svójstvo) n.
Polish: wyróżnik pl(pl) m.

Russian: свойство ru(ru) (svójstvo) n.
Spanish: propiedad es(es) f.
Swedish: egenskap sv(sv) c.

an object used in a dramatic production

Dutch: rekwisiet n.
Macedonian: реквизит mk(mk) (rekvizít) m.

Swedish: rekvisita sv(sv) c.

computing: an editable parameter associated with an application, or its value

Croatian: svójstvo hr(hr) n.
Danish: egenskab c. (property often used untranslated)
Dutch: eigenschap nl(nl)
Faroese: eginleiki m.
Finnish: ominaisuus fi(fi)
German: Eigenschaft de(de) n.

Hebrew: תכונה ^(he) (tkhuná) f., מאפיין ^(he) (me`afyén) m.
Icelandic: eiginleiki m.
Japanese: 属性 ja(ja) (zokusei)
Macedonian: својство mk(mk) (svójstvo) n.
Russian: свойство ru(ru) (svójstvo) n.

The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables, removing any numbers. Numbers do not necessarily match those in definitions. See instructions at Help:How to check translations.

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Afrikaans: besitting
Albanian: pronë
Azeri: mülkiyyət
Bosnian: vlasništvo n.
Bulgarian: имот (imot) m.
Catalan: hisenda f.
Estonian: vara
French: propriété m., possession, domaine
Georgian: საკუთრება (sak’ut’reba)
Hindi: gunasvabhava, adhikara, jayadada, samagri, sanpatti
Indonesian: milik
Latin: vicus m.
Latvian: īpašība
Lithuanian: turtas
Mongolian: херенге хогшил (herenge hogšil)

Norwegian: eiendom
Old English: æht
Papiamento: kalidat
Persian: دارایی (dārāyi)
Portuguese: propriedade f.
Romanian: proprietate
Serbian: власништво (vlasništvo) n.
Swahili: hozi
Tagalog: pag-aari
Thai: สิทธิครอบครอง (sìttíkrôpkrong)
Ukrainian: власність (vlásnist’) f.
Uyghur: ewqat
Vietnamese: quyền sở hữu
Welsh: eiddo
Yiddish: farmog
Zulu: ilipulazi

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