gersum
noun
ger·sum
ˈgersəm
plural -s
: a fine paid by a vassal in feudal England to his superior usually on taking a holding
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, jewel, costly gift, gersum, from Old English gærsum, gærsuma jewel, costly gift, treasure, from Old Norse gersemi, görsemi, from görr ready, equipped + -semi (from -samr -some)
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