Definition
The act, process, or state of being deprived of an inheritance; disinheritance.
Etymology
From 'disherit' plus the suffix '-ment' (from Old French '-ment,' from Latin '-mentum,' indicating state or condition). This legal noun formed in English to describe both the action and the resulting status of someone without inheritance rights.
Kelly Says
Medieval legal documents used 'disheritment' as a formal term, and it carried such weight that it was often announced publicly in churches—the social consequences were as severe as the financial ones.
Translations
CACatalà
deshonor
de-sho-nor
CSČeština
ponížení
po-ni-že-ni
DADansk
fornedring
fɔːrˈnɛːʁɪŋ
DEDeutsch
Verächtlichung
fɛʁɐˈχaɪtlɪçʊŋ
ELΕλληνικά
ατιμωσις
a-ti-mo-sis
ESEspañol
deshonra
des-ON-ra
FAفارسی
بی آبرویی
bi-āb-rū-yi
FISuomi
häväistyminen
häväisty-minen
HUMagyar
becsmérelés
be-csmɛ-rɛ-lés
IDBahasa Indonesia
kehancuran
keh-an-chu-ran
ITItaliano
disonore
di-sO-no-re
KO한국어
명예 훼손
myeon-ye hwe-son
MSBahasa Melayu
kehancuran
keh-an-chu-ran
NLNederlands
verachting
vɛrˈaxtɪŋ
NONorsk
fornedring
for-ned-ring
PTPortuguês
desonra
dez-ON-ra
RORomână
degradare
de-gra-dare
SVSvenska
förödmjukelse
fɔːrˈoːdmjʊklɛːsɛ
TAதமிழ்
அருவருப்பானது
aru-varu-ppa-na-du
TEతెలుగు
ఆగ్రహం
a-gra-ham
THไทย
การเสียเกียรติ
gaan sia kian-ti
TRTürkçe
onursuzluk
onur-su-zluk
UKУкраїнська
зниження
znyzhennya
VITiếng Việt
bất danh
bat danh
ZUZU
ukuthula
u-ku-thu-la