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To stay/remain ownerless #1 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 20:00 pm   To stay/remain ownerless		  
Is there such a verb in English?
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To stay/remain ownerless #2 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 20:22 pm   To stay/remain ownerless		  
No, such a verb does not exist in English. The word "ownerless" is an adjective. http://www.onelook.com/?w=ownerless&ls=a
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To stay/remain ownerless #3 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 20:24 pm   To stay/remain ownerless		  
So how can I say it?
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To stay/remain ownerless #4 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 22:04 pm   To stay/remain ownerless		  
Volcano1985 wrote:
So how can I say it?


What are you referring to? Depending on what it is you're discussing, vacant or abandoned might suffice.

A vacant or abandoned house is without an owner, as is an abandoned car. An empty house can also be without an owner.
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To stay/remain ownerless #5 (permalink) Wed Jun 03, 2009 22:12 pm   To stay/remain ownerless		  
Well, he adores something mystic, in a temple, and when the temple is collapsed, he says "Come now owner, I am ownerless."
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