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teɪtadjective
1.
(of a person) not having made a will: to die intestate.
2.
(of things) not disposed of by will: Her property remains intestate.
noun
3.
a person who dies intestate.
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Intestate
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Word Origin & History
intestate
late 14c., from L. intestatus "having made no will," from in- "not" + testatus, pp. of testari "make a will, bear witness" (see testament).
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