Best term for describing the relationship between member and container in JavaScript
<p>In JavaScript you could consider the relationship between two objects to be like a "container" and a "member". For example:</p>

<p><code>var c1 = {m:1};</code></p>

<p><code>function C() {this.m = 1;} var c2 = new C();</code></p>

<p><code>function C() {var m = 1;} var c3 = new C();</code></p>

<p>In each of these cases there is a relationship between the c object and the m object. You could say that in first case that m is a <em>static</em> member of c1. In the second case m is an <em>instance</em> member of c2. And in the third case m is an <em>inner</em> member of c3.</p>

<p>I suspect these terms are not technically correct in the case of the JavaScript Language, but in my experience, they are in common usage and are understood by most JavaScript developers. So my question is: what single word would you use to describe all these relationships? For example, would you say the "attachment" of m to c is "static"; or the "membership" of m to c is "instance"; etc.? The ????? of m to c is "inner"? If you see what I mean.</p>

<p>The use case is that I am documenting a JavaScript library and I've chosen to organise the documented objects into containers and then, under that, into members of that container. Then I'd like to organise the members based on their "relationship" to their container: { inner, instance, or static }. Is there a word that describes <em>that</em> relationship?</p>
