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Property is a term with several related meanings that vary by field. In standard English, the plural form is properties; propertys is generally regarded as a misspelling. Broadly, a property denotes an attribute of something, or a right of ownership in a thing such as land or goods.

In law, property refers to rights in a thing and the authority to use, exclude others, and transfer it. Real property covers land and buildings; personal property comprises movable assets. Property rights may be subject to restrictions and duties, and they are documented through titles, deeds, and registries.

In science and mathematics, a property is a characteristic used to describe or classify an object. For substances, properties include odor, color, density, and melting point. For mathematical objects, properties include parity, symmetry, and closure under an operation; properties help establish theorems and relationships.

In computing and information systems, properties or attributes describe the state of an object or record. They are often stored as key-value pairs in programming languages, databases, or configuration files. The concept of properties supports data modeling, user interfaces, and software behavior.