Definition
Definition of tenanted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
real estateRare occupied by tenantsRare
- The tenanted building housed several families.
- The tenanted apartment was well-maintained.
- A tenanted house requires regular upkeep.
Origin of tenanted
Old English, tenet (to hold) + -ed (past participle)
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- French:loué, ...
- German:vermietet, ...
- Italian:locato, ...
- Spanish:arrendado, ...
- Portuguese:arrendado, ...
- Chinese:有租户的, ...
- Japanese:賃貸された, ...
- Arabic:مَأهول, ...
- Hebrew:מְאוּכְלָס, ...
- Russian:арендованный, ...
- Ukrainian:заселений, ...
- Hindi:किरायेदारों द्वारा कब्जा किया हुआ, ...
Definition of tenant - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
renterperson who rents property from a landlord
- The tenant signed a one-year lease for the apartment.
2.
technologyTECH. entity using shared application instanceTECH.
- Each tenant accesses the software through the cloud.
3.
historyRare UK individual holding property under feudal tenureRare UK
- The tenant owed service to the lord of the manor.
Verb
real estaterent and occupy property owned by someone else
- They tenant the apartment on the third floor.
Expressions with tenant
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person living in a property with legal rights as a tenant
The sitting tenant cannot be evicted easily.
tenant chosen to represent others in a property
The nominated tenant signed the lease on behalf of everyone.
main tenant who holds the lease and may sublet rooms
The head tenant collected rent from the subtenants.
key business drawing attention in a complex
The anchor tenant's presence boosted the entire shopping complex.
the main tenant in a shared rental
As the lead tenant, she collected rent from the others.
person who has the right to use property during their lifetime
The life tenant occupied the estate but couldn't bequeath it.
person renting or living in property without a set time limit
The tenant at will can be asked to leave anytime.
co-owner of property under joint tenancy
They became joint tenants to facilitate the inheritance process.
tenant remaining after lease ends without landlord's consent
The landlord filed a lawsuit against the tenant at sufferance.
joint property owner with survivorship rights for spouses
The couple held the house as tenants by the entirety.
one of the co-owners of a property
Each tenant in common can sell their share.
grower using rented fields, sometimes paying rent with produce or animals
The tenant farmer paid part of the rent with corn.
hereditary tenant whose family held the same land for generations
The kindly tenant inherited the farm his family had held for centuries.
tenant holding land directly from the king
The tenant-in-chief was summoned by the king for counsel.
Origin of tenant
Latin, tenere (to hold)
Examples of tenant in a sentence
Each tenant received a copy of the building's rules. The platform supports multiple tenants simultaneously. A new tenant was added to the system. The tenant paid homage to the king. A tenant was bound to the land by duty. They tenant the small cottage by the lake.
The family tenants the historic house downtown.
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- French:locataire, louer, ...
- German:Mieter, bewohnen, ...
- Italian:inquilino, affittare, ...
- Spanish:inquilino, alquilar, ...
- Portuguese:inquilino, arrendar, ...
- Chinese:租户, 租住, ...
- Japanese:借家人, 借りる, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَأْجِر, اِسْتَأْجَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹכֵר, לִשְׂכּוֹר, ...
- Russian:арендатор, арендовать, ...
- Ukrainian:орендар, орендувати, ...
- Hindi:किरायेदार, किराए पर लेना, ...
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