tenant in Latin
tenant in Latin is inquilīnus — tenant means someone who pays rent to live in or use a property owned by someone else.
tenant in Latin
inquilīnus
What does "tenant" mean?
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noun Someone who pays rent to live in or use a property owned by someone else.
"The landlord raised the rent, and the tenant threatened to move out."
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verb To occupy a property as a tenant.
"The flat above has been tenanted by the same family for a decade."
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tenant in a sentence
- The landlord raised the rent, and the tenant threatened to move out.
- Each tenant in the building shares the cost of maintaining the lobby.
- The flat above has been tenanted by the same family for a decade.
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What is "tenant" in Latin?
"tenant" in Latin is inquilīnus. tenant means: Someone who pays rent to live in or use a property owned by someone else.
How do you use "tenant" in a sentence?
Example: "The landlord raised the rent, and the tenant threatened to move out." In Latin, "tenant" is inquilīnus.
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