English
propertization
From property + -ization.
Formed from property + -ization
Latin proprius ‘special, particular, one's own’
Latin proprietās ‘peculiarity; property’
Old French propreté
Middle English propertee
English property
Today it means
noun The process of coming to treat something as if it were property under the law
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / propertization