Heritage
41heritage — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French, from heriter to inherit, from Late Latin hereditare, from Latin hered , heres heir more at heir Date: 13th century 1. property that descends to an heir 2. a. something transmitted by or acquired… …
42Heritage — He|ri|tage [eri ta:ʒ] die; , n [...ʒn̩] <aus gleichbed. fr. héritage> (veraltet) Erbe, Erbschaft, Erbteil …
43heritage — noun (singular, uncountable) important qualities, customs, and traditions that have been in a society for a long time: the cultural heritage of Italy compare inheritance …
44heritage — paveldas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Iš ankstesnių kartų gautas ir saugotinas materialinės ir dvasinės kultūros palikimas. atitikmenys: angl. heritage; inheritance vok. Erbe, n rus. наследие, n; наследство, n …
45heritage — paveldas statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Visuma įgimtų organizmo savybių. atitikmenys: angl. heritage; inheritance vok. Erbe, n rus. наследие, n; наследство, n …
46heritage — n. 1 anything that is or may be inherited. 2 inherited circumstances, benefits, etc. (a heritage of confusion). 3 a nation s historic buildings, monuments, countryside, etc., esp. when regarded as worthy of preservation. 4 Bibl. a the ancient… …
47Heritage (Opeth album) — Heritage Studio album by Opeth Released 14 September 2011 …
48Heritage Link — is a UK registered charity (Registered Number 1094793; registered 27 Nov 2002) formed by Marcus Binney and Christopher Catling [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life and style/court and social/the hitch/article802363.ece] , with financial support …
49Heritage streetcar — Heritage streetcars are development of Heritage railways that are becoming popular in the United States and other parts of the world. In many cities, streetcar systems (also termed tramcar, trolley or trams) using original vintage vehicles, or… …
50Heritage (droit) — Héritage (droit) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Héritage. L héritage est la transmission d un patrimoine d une personne à sa mort vers une autre personne. Il concerne tous types d objets : héritage culturel (religion, patronyme, filiation …
