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propiedad
/pɾo.piˈðað/
property
La propiedad es un derecho fundamental.
Property is a fundamental right.
general
A thing or things belonging to someone; possessions collectively.
Tiene varias propiedades en la ciudad.
He owns several properties in the city.
In Spanish, 'propiedad' can refer to both tangible and intangible possessions.
Law
legal
The quality or state of belonging to someone; ownership.
La propiedad intelectual protege las creaciones originales.
Intellectual property protects original creations.
In legal contexts, 'propiedad' often refers to ownership rights.
Collocations
propiedad privadaprivate propertypropiedad intelectualintellectual propertyderecho de propiedadright of ownership
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Legal Context
In legal documents, 'propiedad' often refers to ownership rights, not just physical possessions.
Gold Rule
Formal vs. Informal
Use 'propiedad' in formal contexts; in casual speech, 'bien' or 'cosas' may be more natural.
Word Origin
From Latin 'proprietas', meaning 'one's own, special character'.
Usage Notes
'Propiedad' is a formal term often used in legal and business contexts. In everyday speech, 'bien' or 'posesión' may be more common.
Word Breakdown
propio
own
root-dad
quality or state of
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