1. giving or leaving personal property to someone in a will
Usage: present participle of bequeath
2. passing down or handing on something to future generations
Usage: figurative use

Examples

• She is bequeathing her entire estate to charity.
• The wealthy businessman is bequeathing his art collection to the museum.
• He spent years bequeathing his knowledge to young apprentices.
• The author is bequeathing a rich literary legacy to future readers.
• They are bequeathing their family traditions to their children.
• The professor is bequeathing decades of research to his successor.