Testament
71Testament — Letzter Wille, Vermächtnis; (bes. Rechtsspr.): letztwillige Verfügung. * * * Testament,das:1.〈BestimmungüberdenNachlassimFalledesTodes〉letztwilligeVerfügung·derletzteWille–2.dasAlte/NeueT.:⇨Bibel TestamentletztwilligeVerfügung,letzterWille …
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73Testament — Tes|ta|ment das; [e]s, e <aus gleichbed. lat. testamentum zu testari, vgl. ↑testieren; Bed. 2 über gleichbed. kirchenlat. testamentum>: 1. a) letztwillige Verfügung, in der jmd. die Verteilung seines Vermögens nach seinem Tode festlegt; b)… …
74testament — In education a tool for the assessment of student learning that to the student feels like a test. A spring testament in reading was given to assess student progress …
75testament — In education a tool for the assessment of student learning that to the student feels like a test. A spring testament in reading was given to assess student progress …
76testament — n. Will, last will and testament …
77testament — noun an achievement that is a testament to his professionalism and dedication Syn: testimony, witness, evidence, proof, attestation; demonstration, indication, symbol, exemplification; monument, tribute …
78testament — This word (from the Latin testamentum, meaning a will ) describes the two parts of the Bible, the Old Testamentand the New Testament, both of which are covenants offered by God. (See CCC 120 130) …
79testament — testamen m. testament. Leis ases fan lei testaments e lei notaris lei pòdon pas desfaire prov …
80testament — Historically, a disposition of personal property effective upon the death of the testator, but in modern usage, a will disposing of either real or personal property, or both kinds of property. 57 Am J1st Wills § 2. In common usage, the words,… …
