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- inherit from
inherit from
inherit something from someone
1. to receive something from the estate of a person who has died. I inherited this silver bowl from my aunt. Liz inherited her house from her parents.
2. to receive a genetic or behavioral trait from a relative. I inherited my stubbornness from my father's side of the family. My dark hair was inherited from my father.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Mirella | | mee-REL-lah | Italian |
| Nuria | | - | Spanish |
| Helma | | HEL-mah | German, Dutch |
| Blanch | | BLANCH | English |
| ĐUrĐA | | JOOR-jah | Croatian |
| Uzziel | | ə-ZIE-əl (English), UZ-ee-əl (English) | Biblical, Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |