Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mancipate
verb
/ˈmæn.sɪ.peɪt/

Definition
To transfer ownership or possession of property or rights, particularly through a formal or legal process.

Examples
- In ancient Rome, a citizen could mancipate their property to ensure proper transfer to the next owner.
- The heir decided to mancipate some of the family estate to settle debts.

Meaning
The term refers to the act of giving up or altering rights or ownership, typically involving a legal agreement or ceremony.

Synonyms
- transfer
- convey
- assign