Definition of liferent in English:

liferent

noun ˈlʌɪfrɛnt

Scottish Law

A rent or other revenue which a person is entitled to receive for life, without the right to dispose of the capital; (also) a right to use and enjoy property during one's life; the enjoyment of this right.

verb ˈlʌɪfrɛnt

Scottish

with object To assign (property, etc.) in liferent; to use and enjoy during one's life.

Origin

Late 15th century. From life + rent. Compare Middle Dutch lijfrente (Dutch lijfrente), Middle Low German līfrente, German Leibrente
mid 17th century. From liferent.

Definition of liferent in US English:

liferent

nounˈlʌɪfrɛnt

Scottish Law

A rent or other revenue which a person is entitled to receive for life, without the right to dispose of the capital; (also) a right to use and enjoy property during one's life; the enjoyment of this right.

verbˈlʌɪfrɛnt

Scottish

with object To assign (property, etc.) in liferent; to use and enjoy during one's life.

Origin

Late 15th century. From life + rent. Compare Middle Dutch lijfrente (Dutch lijfrente), Middle Low German līfrente, German Leibrente<br>mid 17th century. From liferent.

词汇	liferent
释义	Definition of liferent in English: liferent noun ˈlʌɪfrɛnt Scottish Law A rent or other revenue which a person is entitled to receive for life, without the right to dispose of the capital; (also) a right to use and enjoy property during one's life; the enjoyment of this right. verb ˈlʌɪfrɛnt Scottish with object To assign (property, etc.) in liferent; to use and enjoy during one's life. Origin Late 15th century. From life + rent. Compare Middle Dutch lijfrente (Dutch lijfrente), Middle Low German līfrente, German Leibrente mid 17th century. From liferent. Definition of liferent in US English: liferent nounˈlʌɪfrɛnt Scottish Law A rent or other revenue which a person is entitled to receive for life, without the right to dispose of the capital; (also) a right to use and enjoy property during one's life; the enjoyment of this right. verbˈlʌɪfrɛnt Scottish with object To assign (property, etc.) in liferent; to use and enjoy during one's life. Origin Late 15th century. From life + rent. Compare Middle Dutch lijfrente (Dutch lijfrente), Middle Low German līfrente, German Leibrente<br>mid 17th century. From liferent.
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