property

a property that is near or next to another

a property that is connected to or touching another

a property that is next to another

property that you own completely and permanently

property that you have the right to use for a fixed number of years

creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works

property not owned by the government

belongings owned by an individual

goods or items that have been taken from someone without permission

property owned by the state or government

items that someone has lost, especially in a public place

property owned or used by all members of a community

the legal right to own and use property

to be the only owner of something

to belong only to a particular person or group

to keep property safe from harm or damage

to cause physical harm to property

to damage property so badly that it cannot be repaired

to take someone's property illegally and without permission

to take property using official power and force

to officially take property away from someone as a punishment

to get rid of property, for example by selling it