'property-based' originates from the English word 'property,' which comes from the Latin word 'proprietas,' meaning 'ownership' or 'quality.' The suffix '-based' is used to indicate reliance on a particular foundation or principle.

'Property' evolved from the Old French word 'proprieté,' which was derived from the Latin 'proprietas.' The modern term 'property-based' combines 'property' with the suffix '-based' to describe something founded on specific characteristics.

Initially, 'property' referred to ownership or possession, but in modern usage, it also encompasses characteristics or attributes, leading to the term 'property-based' to describe reliance on these attributes.