DISPOSITION

n. Di2s-po-si2sh'usn. lAt.,dispositio. Fr.,d. Ger., D. 1. A particular order of arrangement of parts. [B, 1, 123 (a. 24).] 2. A certain mental tendency, especially as manifested in social relations. 3. A pronounced tendency (e. g., to certain diseases). [A, 396 (a, 21).] D's fahigkeit (Ger.). The state of being able to manage and dispose of one's own property; testamentary capacity. [L. Blumenstok (A, 319 [a, 21]).] [s. 596]