mobiliary
adjective
mo·bil·iary
mōˈbilēˌerē,
-lyərē
1
: of or relating to movable property
2
: of or relating to household furniture
Word History
Etymology
French mobiliaire, from Middle French, from mobile movable property (from Medieval Latin, from Latin mobilia, plural, from neuter plural of mobilis movable, mobile) + Middle French -aire -ary
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