cadastre

ca·das·tre

noun \kə-ˈdas-tər\

Definition of CADASTRE

: an official register of the quantity, value, and ownership of real estate used in apportioning taxes

Origin of CADASTRE

French, from Italian catastro, from Old Italian catastico, from Late Greek katastichon notebook, from Greek kata by + stichos row, line — more at cata-, distich

First Known Use: 1804

Rhymes with CADASTRE

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