Law. An adjunct or appurtenance to an estate, property, etc. Cf. pertinent, n. 1. Now historical.

Law. Something belonging to an estate, and continuing to belong to it after the estate passes to another party. Frequently in plural: property…

Something attached; an appurtenance.

A connected incident or property. Obsolete.

A thing which is annexed to another; an addition, an attachment; an adjunct, an appurtenance.

= appurtenance, n. 1. Cf. pertinence, n.1 Usually in plural.

That which pertains to something or someone; a belonging; an appurtenance. In early use spec. (Scottish) = pertinent, n. 1.

of things material. esp. An addition to territory or property. Cf. appanage, n. 3, appendant, n. 1.