- sine prole
- /sayniy prowliy/ Without issue. Used in genealogical tables, and often abbreviated into "s.p."
Black's law dictionary. HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A.. 1990.
sine prole
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sine prole — ˌsīnēˈprōˌlā, ˌsin , nə̇ˈp ; ˌsi](ˌ)nāˈprō(ˌ)lā, ˌsē], ]nēˈp , ]nə̇ˈp adverb Etymology: Latin : without issue died sine prole in his 80th year * * * /suy nee proh lee, sin ay/, Law. without offspring or progeny: to die sine prole. [ < L] * * * … Useful english dictionary
sine prole — [sī′nē prō′lē] adj. [L] Law without offspring; childless … English World dictionary
sine prole — /suy nee proh lee, sin ay/, Law. without offspring or progeny: to die sine prole. [ < L] * * * … Universalium
Sine prole — Lit. without issue . The Latin law term used to state that a man died without a male heir of his body … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
sine prole — Without issue … Ballentine's law dictionary
obiit sine prole — /sīnˈē prōˈlē or sinˈe prōˈle/ Died without issue • • • Main Entry: ↑obiit … Useful english dictionary
defunctus sine prole — dead without (leaving) issue … Black's law dictionary
mortuus sine prole — /mortyuwas sayniy prowliy/ Dead without issue. In genealogical tables often abbreviated to m.s.p … Black's law dictionary
defunctus sine prole — dead without (leaving) issue … Black's law dictionary
mortuus sine prole — /mortyuwas sayniy prowliy/ Dead without issue. In genealogical tables often abbreviated to m.s.p … Black's law dictionary
