heres

or hae·res

[ heer-eez ]

noun,plural he·re·des [hi-ree-deez]. /hɪˈri diz/. Civil Law.
  1. an heir.

Origin of heres

1
From the Latin word hērēsheir

Other definitions for here's (2 of 2)

here's
[ heerz ]

  1. contraction of here is.

usage note For here's

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British Dictionary definitions for heres

heres

haeres

/ (ˈhɪəriːz) /


nounplural heredes or haeredes (hɪˈriːdiːz)
  1. civil law an heir

Origin of heres

1
from Latin

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