Inheritable (adjective)

Capable of being inherited; capable of passing from an ancestor to descendants through legal succession.

Origin:

Late 16th century, from french in hériter "to inherit" + -able.

Examples:

1. The house was considered an inheritable asset and was passed down through generations of the family.
2. Many people considered their personal collections as inheritable treasures to be passed down to future generations.
3. The estate was to be divided equally among the inheritable heirs.
4. He wondered if his rare coin collection would be considered an inheritable asset.
5. She was grateful for the inheritable wealth that her grandparents had left her.