estate, a bequest, inheritance, heritage, legacy, ancestral or hereditary estate or property

an heir, inheritor

to determine or settle to be right and proper, to justify, to vindicate

settle the price

accuse, blame, indict

to determine or adjudge a right, to pronounce to be the right (of)

prove something wrong or erroneous

settle price

consider someone or something deserving of something

to shiver, to shake

cause to stay, make (someone) reside or stay (at a hotel or house), settle, fix, settle (the price), stop, cause to stop,determine, decide

to pronounce unserviceable, or of no use, to condemn

arrange a betrothal, arrange marriage

condemn, hold guilty

make pregnant, impregnate