1. An ancestral estate; a church estate or revenue.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• matromony,
• matramony,
• patrion,
• patrikyn,
• 0atrimony,
• pztrimony,
• pstrimony,
• pwtrimony,
• pqtrimony,
• pafrimony,
• pagrimony,
• payrimony,
• pa6rimony,
• pa5rimony,
• patromony,
• patriomony,
• patimony,
• patrmony,
• patrimonny,
• patrilony

• patrimonial,
• padrone,
• patronise,
• patronymic,
• patronizing,
• pattern,
• Padron,
• patronne,
• patronage,
• Patrina,
• patronised,
• patronising,
• patronless,
• patronized,
• patronize,
• patroness,
• patron.

The adjective form of the word "patrimony" is "patrimonial".

The plural of the "patrimony" can be the "patrimonies".

The singular of the "patrimony" can be the "patrimony".