of a title, honor or right: granted to somebody's descendant after that person's death
- Bulgarian: насле́дствен (bg) (naslédstven)
- Catalan: hereditari
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 世襲的/世袭的 (zh) (shìxí de)
- Czech: dědičný (cs)
- Danish: arvelig (da)
- Dutch: erfelijk (nl), erf-
- Finnish: perinnöllinen (fi)
- German: Erb-
- Greek: κληρονομικός (el) (klironomikós), προγονικός (el) (progonikós)
- Hindi: ख़ानदानी (xāndānī), आनुवंशिक (hi) (ānuvañśik), वंशागत (hi) (vañśāgat), पैतृक (hi) (paitŕk), पुश्तैनी (hi) (puśtainī), मौरूसी (hi) (maurūsī), वंशानुक्रमिक (vañśānukramik)
- Italian: ereditario (it)
- Macedonian: наследен (nasleden)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: arvelig
- Polish: dziedziczny (pl)
- Portuguese: hereditário (pt)
- Romanian: ereditar (ro)
- Russian: насле́дственный (ru) (naslédstvennyj)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: на́следан, на́сљедан
- Roman: následan, násljedan (sh)
- Sicilian: riditatu, riditaru
- Slovak: dedičný
- Spanish: heredado (es), hereditario (es)
- Welsh: etifeddol
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