propertied

English

Etymology

From property +‎ -ed.

Adjective

propertied (comparative more propertied, superlative most propertied)

1. Owning property, especially land or real estate that yields an income.

   Antonym: unpropertied

   Hypernyms: rich, wealthy

   • 2004 August 12, Leslie Feinberg, “Scientific, not utopian”, in Workers World‎^[1]:

     The Bolsheviks organized unity and class solidarity of the workers and peasants in the oppressed and oppressing nations to fight the propertied classes that exploited their labor.

Derived terms

• unpropertied

Translations

having property

• French: possédant (fr)
• Swedish: besutten (sv)
• Vietnamese: hữu sản (vi)

See also

• landlord
• landowner