Definition of ab intestato in English:

ab intestato

adverb ˈab ɪntɛsˈtɑːtəʊ

Law

From an intestate person, by intestacy (used with reference to matters of succession or inheritance).

Origin

Early 17th century. From classical Latin ab intestātō from an intestate person (from ab from + intestātō, ablative of intestātus), originally via French ab intestato.

Definition of ab intestato in US English:

ab intestato

adverbˈab ɪntɛsˈtɑːtəʊ

Law

From an intestate person, by intestacy (used with reference to matters of succession or inheritance).

Origin

Early 17th century. From classical Latin ab intestātō from an intestate person (from ab from + intestātō, ablative of intestātus), originally via French ab intestato.

单词	ab intestato
释义	Definition of ab intestato in English: ab intestato adverb ˈab ɪntɛsˈtɑːtəʊ Law From an intestate person, by intestacy (used with reference to matters of succession or inheritance). Origin Early 17th century. From classical Latin ab intestātō from an intestate person (from ab from + intestātō, ablative of intestātus), originally via French ab intestato. Definition of ab intestato in US English: ab intestato adverbˈab ɪntɛsˈtɑːtəʊ Law From an intestate person, by intestacy (used with reference to matters of succession or inheritance). Origin Early 17th century. From classical Latin ab intestātō from an intestate person (from ab from + intestātō, ablative of intestātus), originally via French ab intestato.
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