0 to receive money or property from sb when they die -- arve
2 to be forced to deal with a situation started by sb else -- arve
3 to receive (property etc belonging to someone who has died) -- arve
4 to have (qualities) the same as one’s parents etc -- arve
The fundamental distinction between inherited and acquired conditions has been noted.
In the case of the latter, personalised labour service known as pongaje inherited from colonial times was outlawed.
The man is the one who gives the family its patronym, leads the group and inherits the homestead.
As a result, those who have since bought or inherited what was originally ' stolen ' land have no moral entitlement to it, legal titles notwithstanding.
The colono could acquire ownership of improvements by reason of having made, bought or inherited them.
The community ' inherited ' domestic utensils, furniture, and clothes, together with money and sometimes property, from the nuns' families.
Such similarity not inherited from the proto-language has absolutely no bearing on the comparative method or genetic relatedness.
The electoral culture inherited by the revolutionaries made no provision for declared candidates and contemporaries were equally wary of canvassing for votes.
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