noun
pl. -·nar·ies- Law joint heirship; partnership in inheritance
- joint partnership or ownership
Origin of coparcenary
co- + parcenarycoparcenary
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coparcenary
noun
pl. co·par·ce·nar·ies- Joint inheritance or heirship of property. Also called parcenary .
- Joint ownership.
Related Forms:
- co·par′ce·nar′y
adjective
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Origin
co- + parcenary (from the Old French parçonerie)
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