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Pronunciation / Transliteration: soyugwon
"그는 그 토지에 대한 소유권을 주장했다."
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The act, state, or legal right of owning something.
"They obtained full ownership of the company last year."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'ownership' originates from the Old English 'āen', meaning 'own', combined with the suffix '-ship', which denotes a state or condition. This construction has evolved through Middle English, reflecting the concept of possessing something as a legal or moral right.
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propriété
Transliteration: propriété
"La propriété de cette maison est partagée."
Eigentum
Transliteration: Eigentum
"Das Auto befindet sich in meinem Eigentum."
proprietà
Transliteration: proprietà
"Il documento prova la proprietà del terreno."
propiedad
Transliteration: propiedad
"Ella compró la propiedad el mes pasado."
propriedade
Transliteration: propriedade
"O certificado comprova a propriedade do veículo."
स्वामित्व
Transliteration: swamitva
"इस ज़मीन का स्वामित्व सरकार के पास है।"
所有权
Transliteration: suǒyǒuquán
"他拥有这栋房子的所有权。"
소유권
Transliteration: soyugwon
"그는 그 토지에 대한 소유권을 주장했다."
所有権
Transliteration: shoyūken
"この土地の所有権は彼にあります。"
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