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1 esinevakuutus
property insurance (noun)* * *• real security• property insurance -
2 kiinteistön omistaja
• property owner• owner of a property• owner of real estate -
3 grynderirakentaminen
• property developing -
4 jälkeenjäänyt omaisuus
• property left by the deceased -
5 kiinteistön määrittäminen
• property determination -
6 kiinteistön muodostus
• property formation -
7 kiinteistönvuokra
• property leasehold• tenancy -
8 kiinteistöyhtymä
• property consortium• real estate company -
9 omaisuuden vallinta
• property administration -
10 ominaisuuksien tarkastelija
• property inspector -
11 säätiöomaisuus
• property of a foundation -
12 tarpeistonhoitaja
• property master -
13 varallisuusvahinko
• property damage -
14 kiinteistö
yks.nom. kiinteistö; yks.gen. kiinteistön; yks.part. kiinteistöä; yks.ill. kiinteistöön; mon.gen. kiinteistöjen kiinteistöiden kiinteistöitten; mon.part. kiinteistöjä kiinteistöitä; mon.ill. kiinteistöihinlot (noun)plot (noun)premise (noun)premises (noun)property (noun)real estate (noun)real property (noun)realty (noun)site (noun)* * *• buildings• plot• parcel of property• lot• land• item of real estate• immovables• facilities• estate• grounds• property• immoveable property• site• realty• real property• real estate• premises• premise -
15 maaomaisuus
yks.nom. maaomaisuus; yks.gen. maaomaisuuden; yks.part. maaomaisuutta; yks.ill. maaomaisuuteen; mon.gen. maaomaisuuksien; mon.part. maaomaisuuksia; mon.ill. maaomaisuuksiinland (noun)landed property (noun)property in land (noun)* * *• landed property• property in land• land• land property -
16 omaisuusrikos
yks.nom. omaisuusrikos; yks.gen. omaisuusrikoksen; yks.part. omaisuusrikosta; yks.ill. omaisuusrikokseen; mon.gen. omaisuusrikosten omaisuusrikoksien; mon.part. omaisuusrikoksia; mon.ill. omaisuusrikoksiincrime against property (noun)property crime (noun)* * *• crime aganist property• property crime• crime against property -
17 irtaimisto
yks.nom. irtaimisto; yks.gen. irtaimiston; yks.part. irtaimistoa; yks.ill. irtaimistoon; mon.gen. irtaimistojen; mon.part. irtaimistoja; mon.ill. irtaimistoihinchattels (noun)fittings (noun)furnishings (noun)movable effects (noun)movable property (noun)movables (noun)* * *• movableslaw• chattelslaw• personal propertylaw• personaltylaw• personal estatelaw• moveable propertylaw• movable property• movable goodslaw• movable effects• furnishingslaw• equipmentlaw• fittings -
18 varallisuusvero
yks.nom. varallisuusvero; yks.gen. varallisuusveron; yks.part. varallisuusveroa; yks.ill. varallisuusveroon; mon.gen. varallisuusverojen; mon.part. varallisuusveroja; mon.ill. varallisuusveroihinproperty tax (noun)tax on property (noun)tax on wealth (noun)wealth tax (noun)* * *• capital tax• property tax• tax on property• tax on wealth• wealth tax -
19 avio-oikeus
yks.nom. avio-oikeus; yks.gen. avio-oikeuden; yks.part. avio-oikeutta; yks.ill. avio-oikeuteen; mon.gen. avio-oikeuksien; mon.part. avio-oikeuksia; mon.ill. avio-oikeuksiinmatrimonial right (noun)* * *law• marital rights to property (pl)law• matrimonial rightlaw• matrimonial right in propertylaw• matrimonial right to property -
20 jäämistö
yks.nom. jäämistö; yks.gen. jäämistön; yks.part. jäämistöä; yks.ill. jäämistöön; mon.gen. jäämistöjen jäämistöiden jäämistöitten; mon.part. jäämistöjä jäämistöitä; mon.ill. jäämistöihinestate (noun)property left (noun)* * *law• property leftlaw• estate of the deceased• inheritance• property of deceased• estate
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