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inheritor

/ɪnˈher.ɪ.tər/

Übersetzung: Eine Person, die nach dem Tod eines anderen gesetzlich oder durch Testament dessen Vermögen, Titel oder Rechte erhält.

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noun

/ɪnˈher.ɪ.tər/C1formal
  • deEine Person, die nach dem Tod eines anderen gesetzlich oder durch Testament dessen Vermögen, Titel oder Rechte erhält.

A person who is legally entitled to receive the property, title, or assets of another person upon their death, typically according to a will or legal succession.

  1. Legal heirB2formal

    A person who is legally entitled to receive property, money, or a title from someone who has died.

    deErbe

    • The inheritor of the estate was the eldest son.
    • She was named the sole inheritor in her grandmother's will.
    • The inheritor must pay inheritance tax on the property.

    Synonymebeneficiarydeviseeheirlegateesuccessor

    Antonymetestator

  2. Recipient of legacyC1formal

    A person who receives or is entitled to receive something from a predecessor, such as a tradition, culture, or responsibility.

    deErbe

    • He is the inheritor of a rich artistic tradition.
    • The new generation is the inheritor of the country's democratic values.
    • As the inheritor of the family business, she had to make tough decisions.

    Synonymebeneficiarydeviseeheirlegateerecipientsuccessor

Formen
  • inheritors plural form
  • inheritors' possessive plural form
  • inheritor's possessive singular form
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