titularidad

ownership

noun tee-too-lah-ree-DAHD Rare

Also means

title, tenure

Usage Note

Titularidad is a formal noun meaning legal ownership or the status of being a titular holder — common in property law (titularidad de la vivienda) and in education (titularidad pública/privada of a school). It should not be confused with título ('title, degree') — titularidad refers to the condition of holding that title.

Examples

"La titularidad del terreno está en disputa."

Natural Translation

Ownership of the land is in dispute.

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