Probate - English meaning

Probate – definitions in English dictionary

noun
The official proving of a will.
Usage examples:
The house has been valued for probate

verb
Establish the validity of (a will).
Usage examples:
You will either need to conduct a normal probate, commonly known as an independent administration, …

noun
The process of managing the property, money, etc. of someone who has died and giving it to the beneficiaries (= people who should receive it)
Usage examples:
Unlike a will, a living trust generally does not have to go through probate., statewide, 11,605 pro…

Probate translation into English

Probate: translate from English into Chinese

遗嘱认证

Probate: translate from English into Dutch

Erfrecht

Probate: translate from English into French

Homologation, Homologuer, Faire homologuer, Homologation d'un testament

Probate: translate from English into German

Nachlass

Probate: translate from English into Hindi

प्रोबेट, मृतलेख का प्रमाण

Probate: translate from English into Italian

Successione, Omologazione di testamento

Probate: translate from English into Korean

유언 검인, 유언 검인권, 검인하다, 유언장을 검인하다

Probate: translate from English into Russian

Завещать, Заверенная копия завещания, Утверждать завещание

Probate: translate from English into Spanish

Legalización de un testamento, Legalizar

Word origin

late Middle English: from Latin probatum ‘something proved’, neuter past participle of probare ‘to test, prove’.

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Probate – similar words

probates

noun
The official proving of a will.
Usage examples:
The house has been valued for probate

verb
Establish the validity of (a will).
Usage examples:
You will either need to conduct a normal probate, commonly known as an independent administration, …

noun
The process of managing the property, money, etc. of someone who has died and giving it to the beneficiaries (= people who should receive it)
Usage examples:
Unlike a will, a living trust generally does not have to go through probate., statewide, 11,605 pro…

Probates - all meanings in English

probated

verb
Establish the validity of (a will).
Usage examples:
You will either need to conduct a normal probate, commonly known as an independent administration, …

noun
The official proving of a will.
Usage examples:
The house has been valued for probate

verb
Past simple and past participle of probate

Probated - all meanings in English

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