inheritance

As a noun inheritance

is the passing of title to an estate upon death.

As a verb delapse is

to pass down by inheritance; to lapse.

As a noun inheritance

is the passing of title to an estate upon death.

As an adverb hereditarily is

in a hereditary manner.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and heritance

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while heritance is inheritance.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and appendant

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while appendant is anything attached to another as incidental or subordinate to it.

As an adjective appendant is

attached as an appendage.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and noninheritance

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while noninheritance is lack of inheritance; the state or condition of being noninherited.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and willer

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while willer is one who wills, who causes by an act of will or willpower.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and coinheritance

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while coinheritance is joint inheritance.

As a noun inheritance

is the passing of title to an estate upon death.

As an adjective noninherited is

(genetics) not inherited; not passed from parent to offspring.

As nouns the difference between inheritance and coparcenary

is that inheritance is the passing of title to an estate upon death while coparcenary is joint inheritance or ownership of property.