satisdation
noun
sat·is·da·tion
ˌsatə̇sˈdāshən
plural -s
Roman & civil law
: the giving of security especially by a guarantor on behalf of a debtor sometimes in form of a cautio
Word History
Etymology
Latin satisdation-, satisdatio, from satisdatus, past participle of satisdare to give security, give enough, from satis enough + dare to give