Generally, things or objects of a temporary or easily movable nature are

Realty refers to land and anything permanently attached to it, such as buildings, built-in appliances, and fixtures — temporary or easily movable items do not meet this definition because they lack the permanence and attachment required to be classified as real property.

Devices is not a recognized legal classification for property in real estate law; it is a colloquial or technical term used in other contexts (such as electronics or legal instruments) but has no specific meaning in the real property versus personal property distinction tested here.

Appurtenances are rights or items that are attached to and pass with real property, such as easements, water rights, or outbuildings — they are the opposite of easily movable items because they are permanently associated with the land and transfer automatically with the deed.