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121 אגב
אַגַּב(contr. of אל גב = עַל, cmp. אַ־) prop. on the back, on top of, hence, upon, on the basis; (logic.) by dint of, on account of; by the way of. Snh.95b א׳ אורחך while on thy road, i. e. incidentally, occasionally. Freq. אורחא א׳, v. אוֹרְחָא.B. Mets.21b א׳ דיקירי because they are heavy.Ib. 11b, a. fr. מטלטלין א׳ מקרקעי the sale of movable chattel made binding by dint of immovable property jointly sold; cmp. קַרְקַע.Kid. 26b א׳ אחר means of somebody else (taking possession in behalf of the absent person). Ib. 27a מי בעינן א׳ is it necessary that he must say, ‘Acquire movable by dint of acquiring landed property?Pes.113a כל א׳ גביא בעיא every claim the legality of which rests on some additional circumstance (e. g. a loan collectible only on producing the note of indebtedness) requires collection (cannot be considered actual property until collected).Sabb.116a א׳ כתב הוא דקרוש the parchment is sacred only on account of the sacred character of what is written on it.Shebu.40b, v. גְּרָרָא; a. fr. -
122 אַגַּב
אַגַּב(contr. of אל גב = עַל, cmp. אַ־) prop. on the back, on top of, hence, upon, on the basis; (logic.) by dint of, on account of; by the way of. Snh.95b א׳ אורחך while on thy road, i. e. incidentally, occasionally. Freq. אורחא א׳, v. אוֹרְחָא.B. Mets.21b א׳ דיקירי because they are heavy.Ib. 11b, a. fr. מטלטלין א׳ מקרקעי the sale of movable chattel made binding by dint of immovable property jointly sold; cmp. קַרְקַע.Kid. 26b א׳ אחר means of somebody else (taking possession in behalf of the absent person). Ib. 27a מי בעינן א׳ is it necessary that he must say, ‘Acquire movable by dint of acquiring landed property?Pes.113a כל א׳ גביא בעיא every claim the legality of which rests on some additional circumstance (e. g. a loan collectible only on producing the note of indebtedness) requires collection (cannot be considered actual property until collected).Sabb.116a א׳ כתב הוא דקרוש the parchment is sacred only on account of the sacred character of what is written on it.Shebu.40b, v. גְּרָרָא; a. fr. -
123 menkul
,-lü 1. transported, conveyed, transferred. 2. movable, portable, conveyable, transferable. 3. movable, movable piece of property. 4. (story) that has been handed down by word of mouth. - kıymetler com. securities, stocks and bonds. - mallar movable goods. -
124 вещь
сущ.( предмет) article;item;object;thing;(мн - имущество) belongings;effects;things- вещь в требовании
- вещь во владении
- главная вещь\вещьи для предъявления — ( на таможне) things to be declared
\вещьи личного пользования — personal belongings (effects, things)
\вещьи общего пользования — public property
\вещьи, облагаемые пошлиной — things liable to a duty
движимые \вещьи — chattels personal; goods and chattels; movables; movable (personal) estate (property, things)
делимые \вещьи — divisible property
заменимые (родовые) \вещьи — fungible things
застрахованные \вещьи — insured things
индивидуально-определённые (незаменимые) \вещьи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
личные \вещьи — personal belongings (effects, things)
материальные (телесные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
недвижимые \вещьи — fixed (real) assets; immovables; immovable (real) estate (property, things); realty
незаменимые (индивидуально-определённые) \вещьи — nonfungible (specific) things; things in specie; species
нематериальные (нетелесные) \вещьи — incorporeal (intangible) things; things incorporeal
осязаемые (материальные, телесные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
потребляемые \вещьи — expendable things
родовые (заменимые) \вещьи — fungible things
телесные (материальные) \вещьи — corporeal (tangible) property (things)
ценные \вещьи — ( драгоценности) valuables
“вещь в себе” — филос. “thing-in-itself”
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125 ruchomy
adj(cel, punkt) moving; (przegroda, majątek, święto) movable* * *a.1. (= będący w ruchu) moving; ruchome piaski quicksand; wydmy ruchome migrating l. mobile dunes; schody ruchome escalator.2. (= dający się ruszyć, przenośny) movable; majątek ruchomy prawn. personal property, movables; ruchomy czas pracy flexible working hours, flexitime; ruchome święto rel. movable feast (day).The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > ruchomy
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126 bewegliches Vermögen
bewegliches Vermögen n 1. GRUND chattels personal, moveable property, personal estate; 2. RECHT moveable property; 3. STEUER personalty* * *n 1. < Grund> chattels personal, moveable property, personal estate; 2. < Recht> moveable property; 3. < Steuer> personalty* * *bewegliches Vermögen
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127 własnoś|ć
f sgt 1. (majątek) property- własność osobista/prywatna/publiczna personal/private/public property- wspólna własność joint property- własność ruchoma/nieruchoma movables/immovables, movable/immovable property GB, personal property/real estate US2. Prawo (prawo do rozporządzania) ownership- własność ziemska land ownership- dowodzić swej własności to provide proof of ownership- dochodzić własności to claim ownership- mieć a. posiadać coś na własność to own sth- mieszkanie przeszło na jego własność po śmierci babki he came into ownership of the flat when his grandmother diedThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > własnoś|ć
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128 mienie
-a; ntproperty, possessions (pl)* * *n.prawn. property, possessions, estate; mienie ruchome/nieruchome movable/immovable property; przepadek mienia confiscation of property.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > mienie
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