A joint heir; one who shares an inheritance with others.
From Old French coheiritier and Medieval Latin cohaeres, combining co- (together) and heres/heir (heir). The spelling cohitre is an archaic English variant.
Cohitre is an old legal word for when you and your siblings inherit something together—it shows up in old will documents but modern lawyers just say 'co-heir' now.
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