patrimony in Latin
patrimony in Latin is patrimōnium — patrimony means property or wealth passed down from a father, or more broadly from any male ancestor.
patrimony in Latin
patrimōnium
A right or estate inherited from one's father; or, in a larger sense, from any male ancestor.
What does "patrimony" mean?
- noun Property or wealth passed down from a father, or more broadly from any male ancestor.
- noun In the past, land or funds belonging to a church.
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What is "patrimony" in Latin?
"patrimony" in Latin is patrimōnium. patrimony means: Property or wealth passed down from a father, or more broadly from any male ancestor.
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