Definition
Definition of nuncupative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
communicationDated oral and not writtenDated
- The nuncupative will was accepted by the court.
2.
legalDated declared orally by the testator and later written downDated
- He left a nuncupative will on his deathbed.
Expressions with nuncupative
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will made orally before witnesses
The soldier's nuncupative will was accepted by the court.
Origin of nuncupative
Latin, nuncupare (to name)
Examples of nuncupative in a sentence
His nuncupative declaration was witnessed by friends. The nuncupative statement was later documented. Her nuncupative declaration was crucial in court.
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- French:oral, ...
- German:mündlich, nuncupativ, ...
- Italian:orale, nuncupativo, ...
- Spanish:nuncupativo, ...
- Portuguese:nuncupativo, ...
- Chinese:口头的, 口述, ...
- Japanese:口頭の, 口述された, ...
- Arabic:شَفْهِيّ, مُعْلَن شَفْهِيّاً, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעַל פֶּה, מוּצְהָר בְּעַל פֶּה, ...
- Russian:устный, заявленный устно, ...
- Ukrainian:усний, нункупаційний, ...
- Hindi:मौखिक, ...
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