testamentario
testamentary
adjective teh-stah-men-TAH-ryoh Rare
Origin: Latin testamentarius, from testamentum (will, testament)
Also means
relating to a will
Usage Note
Testamentario describes anything relating to a last will and testament: disposizione testamentaria (testamentary provision), erede testamentario (heir under a will), esecutore testamentario (executor). It is always used in formal legal contexts and never in everyday conversation.
Examples
"L'esecutore testamentario ha rispettato le ultime volontà."
Natural Translation
The executor of the will respected the last wishes.
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