heiress

English

Etymology

heir +‎ -ess.

Noun

heiress (plural heiresses)

A woman who has a right of inheritance or who stands to inherit.
A woman who has received an inheritance.

Translations

a woman who stands to inherit

Danish: arving (da) c
Finnish: perijätär (fi)
French: héritière (fr) f
Georgian: მემკვიდრე (memḳvidre)
German: Erbin (de) f
Irish: banoidhre m
Italian: ereditiera (it) f
Japanese: 世継ぎ (よつぎ, yotsugi)
Latin: hēres (la) m, f

Portuguese: herdeira f
Russian: насле́дница (ru) f (naslédnica)
Scottish Gaelic: ban-oighre f
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: на́сљедница f, на́следница f

Roman: násljednica (sh) f, následnica f
Swedish: arvinge (sv) c
Welsh: aeres f

Anagrams

Heisers, reishes

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