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無体財産権 (mutaizaisanken) Japanese meaning | Kotomora

無む体たい財ざい産さん権けん

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Meanings

1

incorporeal rights; intellectual property rights

Legal term referring to rights over intangible assets, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks. Used in formal contexts.

無む体たい財ざい産さん権けんには著ちょ作さく権けんや特とっ許きょ権

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Incorporeal rights include copyrights and patent rights.

Kanji

無nothingness, none, ain't
体body, substance, object
財property, money, wealth
産products, bear, give birth
権authority, power, rights

Related words

知ち的てき財ざい産さん権けん
知的財産権 is the more common modern term for intellectual property rights, while 無体財産権 is an older or more formal legal expression.

Built from

無む体たい+財ざい産さん権けん

Etymology

Compound of 無体 (intangible) + 財産 (property) + 権 (right). The exact historical derivation is uncertain; the term is used in Japanese legal contexts.