noun, used as a prefix, noun, used as a suffix
inheritance; hand-me-down; something passed on
Used as a prefix or suffix to indicate something received from a previous owner or generation, often with a sense of being second-hand or handed down.
This is a wristwatch handed down from my father.
His competitive spirit was inherited from his father.
His car is a hand-me-down from his older brother.
譲渡 is a formal noun meaning the act of transferring ownership (e.g. of property or rights), whereas 譲り refers to the thing itself that has been handed down.
transfer; inheritance; taking over
compromise; mutual concessions; give-and-take
hand over; turn over; cede
transfer; assignment; conveyance
take over; inherit; receive by transfer · buy; purchase (from a previous owner)
Standard kanji spelling for the noun form of 譲る.
Kana spelling used when the kanji is not needed or for clarity.
Noun form of the verb 譲る (yuzuru, 'to hand over, to yield'). The kanji 譲 carries the meaning of 'defer' or 'transfer'.