Definition of magna assisa eligenda in English:

magna assisa eligenda

noun ˈmaɡnə əˈsiːzə ˌeɪlɪˈɡɛndə

Law historical

More fully "writ de magna assisa eligenda". A writ directing a sheriff to return four knights responsible for selecting twelve others and forming with them the jury of a grand assize to try a matter of right.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Cowell (1554–1611), civil lawyer. Shortened from post-classical Latin de magna assisa eligenda concerning the selection of a grand assize (lit. ‘concerning a grand assize [which is] to be selected’) from de concerning + magna, ablative singular feminine of magnus great + assisa, ablative singular of assisa + eligenda, ablative singular feminine of gerundive of eligere to select.

Definition of magna assisa eligenda in US English:

magna assisa eligenda

nounˈmaɡnə əˈsiːzə ˌeɪlɪˈɡɛndə

Law historical

More fully "writ de magna assisa eligenda". A writ directing a sheriff to return four knights responsible for selecting twelve others and forming with them the jury of a grand assize to try a matter of right.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Cowell (1554–1611), civil lawyer. Shortened from post-classical Latin de magna assisa eligenda concerning the selection of a grand assize (lit. ‘concerning a grand assize [which is] to be selected’) from de concerning + magna, ablative singular feminine of magnus great + assisa, ablative singular of assisa + eligenda, ablative singular feminine of gerundive of eligere to select.

单词	magna assisa eligenda
释义	Definition of magna assisa eligenda in English: magna assisa eligenda noun ˈmaɡnə əˈsiːzə ˌeɪlɪˈɡɛndə Law historical More fully "writ de magna assisa eligenda". A writ directing a sheriff to return four knights responsible for selecting twelve others and forming with them the jury of a grand assize to try a matter of right. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Cowell (1554–1611), civil lawyer. Shortened from post-classical Latin de magna assisa eligenda concerning the selection of a grand assize (lit. ‘concerning a grand assize [which is] to be selected’) from de concerning + magna, ablative singular feminine of magnus great + assisa, ablative singular of assisa + eligenda, ablative singular feminine of gerundive of eligere to select. Definition of magna assisa eligenda in US English: magna assisa eligenda nounˈmaɡnə əˈsiːzə ˌeɪlɪˈɡɛndə Law historical More fully "writ de magna assisa eligenda". A writ directing a sheriff to return four knights responsible for selecting twelve others and forming with them the jury of a grand assize to try a matter of right. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Cowell (1554–1611), civil lawyer. Shortened from post-classical Latin de magna assisa eligenda concerning the selection of a grand assize (lit. ‘concerning a grand assize [which is] to be selected’) from de concerning + magna, ablative singular feminine of magnus great + assisa, ablative singular of assisa + eligenda, ablative singular feminine of gerundive of eligere to select.
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