adiate

English

Coined in the mid-19th century. Latin adīre+-ate, cf Dutch adiëren.

adiate (third-person singular simple present adiates, present participle adiating, simple past and past participle adiated)

(South Africa, law) To receive an inheritance.
- 1844, Hercules Tennant, The Notary's Manual: Containing: Instructions for the Notaries at the Cape of Good Hope:
  If he adiates, the adiation should take place unconditionally and without limitation of time.

adiate

单词	adiate
释义	adiate English Etymology Coined in the mid-19th century. Latin adīre+-ate, cf Dutch adiëren. Verb adiate (third-person singular simple present adiates, present participle adiating, simple past and past participle adiated) (South Africa, law) To receive an inheritance. 1844, Hercules Tennant, The Notary's Manual: Containing: Instructions for the Notaries at the Cape of Good Hope: If he adiates, the adiation should take place unconditionally and without limitation of time. See also aangaan aanvaarden External links “Adiate” from the Oxford English Dictionary Italian Verb adiate second-person plural present subjunctive of adire Anagrams ideata
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