mancipation

noun

man·ci·pa·tion

plural -s

obsolete

: the act of enslaving

: involuntary servitude : slavery

Roman law

: an early form of ceremonial conveyance under the jus civile involving the balance scales, bronze money, a balance holder, and five citizens as witnesses in which persons and property (as Italic lands, slaves, beasts of burden, rural praedial servitudes, children under potestas, and various women) subject to the ceremony were transferred by one Roman citizen into the power and control of another compare mancipium

: mancipatory will

Word History

Etymology

Latin mancipation-, mancipatio, from mancipatus + -ion-, -io -ion

单词	mancipation
释义	mancipation noun man·ci·pa·tion plural -s 1 obsolete a : the act of enslaving b : involuntary servitude : slavery 2 Roman law a : an early form of ceremonial conveyance under the jus civile involving the balance scales, bronze money, a balance holder, and five citizens as witnesses in which persons and property (as Italic lands, slaves, beasts of burden, rural praedial servitudes, children under potestas, and various women) subject to the ceremony were transferred by one Roman citizen into the power and control of another compare mancipium b : mancipatory will Word History Etymology Latin mancipation-, mancipatio, from mancipatus + -ion-, -io -ion
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