The term “分割所有” (fēngē suǒyǒu) translates to “joint ownership” or “co-ownership” in English. It refers to a legal arrangement where two or more individuals hold rights to a single asset or property. Each co-owner has a share in the ownership and the right to use or benefit from the property according to the terms of their agreement or relevant laws. This concept is commonly found in real estate, businesses, and personal property situations, where multiple parties collaborate in ownership to manage, benefit from, or make decisions regarding the asset. The specific rights and responsibilities of each co-owner can vary based on jurisdiction and the nature of the agreement between the parties involved.