Dominium
Pronunciation: /ˈduˈmɪniəm/
Dominium (noun)
- A person or group’s right to own and control something, especially land or property.
- Power to govern a territory, including the authority to make decisions there.
- In legal theory, the recognized power that lets someone claim rights over an object or area.
Examples
- The company’s dominium includes both ownership and control of the assets.
- She transferred dominium to her partner, keeping only limited access.