Usufruct

PUBLIC HISTORIAN

Usufruct

u·su·fruct/ˈyo͞ozəˌfrəkt,ˈyo͞osəˌfrəkt/

  1. the right to enjoy the use and advantages of another’s property short of the destruction or waste of its substance.

early 17th century: from medieval Latin usufructus, from Latin usus (et) fructus ‘use (and) enjoyment’, from usus ‘a use’ + fructus ‘fruit’.

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