Bequeathed Meaning in English

word · lemma: bequeath

US

bəˈkwiθt

buh-KWEETHD

UK

bɪkwˈiːðd

bik-WEEDHD

التعريف

Gave or left something to someone in a will after dying, usually property or money.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and legal. Used specifically for things left in a will—not for gifts or donations while alive. Common in legal, historical, and formal documents. Often used for money, property, or valuable possessions.

• Spanish: legó - dejó en herencia
• Portuguese (BR): legou - deixou (em testamento)
• Portuguese (PT): legou - deixou (em testamento)
• Chinese (Simplified): 遗赠 - 遗留（财产）
• Chinese (Traditional): 遺贈 - 遺留（財產）
• Hindi: वसीयत किया - उत्तराधिकार में देना
• Arabic: أورث - وهب بعد الوفاة
• Bengali: উইল করে দিয়ে যাওয়া - উত্তরাধিকারসূত্রে প্রদান করা
• Russian: завещать
• Japanese: 遺贈する
• Vietnamese: di chúc lại - để lại (qua di chúc)
• Korean: 유증하다
• Turkish: vasiyet etmek
• Urdu: وصیت کرنا - منتقل کرنا (وصیت کے ذریعے)
• Indonesian: mewariskan (dalam surat wasiat)

جمل نموذجية

My grandmother bequeathed her jewelry to my mother.

basic

He bequeathed all his books to the local library.

basic

The artist bequeathed her paintings to her niece.

basic

He bequeathed his house to his children in his will.

natural

The professor bequeathed a large sum to the university.

natural

When my uncle passed away, he bequeathed his antique car collection to my cousin.

natural