For GIFT we have terms and definitions in 7 topics. The topics are Accounting, Accounting Terms, Dream, Etymology, Medical, Real Estate and Sex.

GIFT (Accounting)

A valid transfer of property from one taxpayer to another without consideration or compensation. A gift may be subject to the unified estate and gift transfer tax.

GIFT (Accounting Terms)

A valid transfer of property from one taxpayer to another without consideration or compensation. A gift may be subject to the unified estate and gift transfer tax.

GIFT (Dream)

To dream that you receive gifts from any one, denotes that you will not be behind in your payments, and be unusually fortunate in speculations or love matters.
To send a gift, signifies displeasure will be shown you, and ill luck will surround your efforts.
For a young woman to dream that her lover sends her rich and beautiful gifts, denotes that she will make a wealthy and congenial marriage.

GIFT (Etymology)

From the Old English "asgift," meaning, "payment for a wife" in the singular and meaning "wedding" in the plural. The Middle Dutch "gift," now written as "gif," meant the same, but today means "poison." The Old High German "gift" also became "poison." From the root "geb-", from which in English we get "give." There is another German word, however, which incorporates the word "gift", but which retains the older meaning of "payment for a wife". The word is "Mitgift", which is the modern German word for "dowry".

GIFT (Medical)

See Gamete intrafallopian transfer

GIFT (Real Estate)

A voluntary transfer of property without valuable consideration.

GIFT (Sex)

Acronym for gamete intrafallopian transfer.

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