Definition of subfeu in English:

subfeu

noun ˈsʌbfjuː

Scottish Law historical

A right to hold land in perpetuity on payment of a duty, granted by a person who has been granted the right directly or indirectly by the original owner; a feu granted by a vassal to a subvassal.

verb ˈsʌbfjuː

Scottish Law historical

with object To grant (land) by a subfeu; to subinfeud. Also without object. See subfeu.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From sub- + feu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeudum. Compare slightly later subfeu
late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From subfeu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeodare, subfeudare.

Definition of subfeu in US English:

subfeu

nounˈsʌbfjuː

Scottish Law historical

A right to hold land in perpetuity on payment of a duty, granted by a person who has been granted the right directly or indirectly by the original owner; a feu granted by a vassal to a subvassal.

verbˈsʌbfjuː

Scottish Law historical

with object To grant (land) by a subfeu; to subinfeud. Also without object. See subfeu.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From sub- + feu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeudum. Compare slightly later subfeu<br>late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From subfeu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeodare, subfeudare.

单词	subfeu
释义	Definition of subfeu in English: subfeu noun ˈsʌbfjuː Scottish Law historical A right to hold land in perpetuity on payment of a duty, granted by a person who has been granted the right directly or indirectly by the original owner; a feu granted by a vassal to a subvassal. verb ˈsʌbfjuː Scottish Law historical with object To grant (land) by a subfeu; to subinfeud. Also without object. See subfeu. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From sub- + feu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeudum. Compare slightly later subfeu late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From subfeu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeodare, subfeudare. Definition of subfeu in US English: subfeu nounˈsʌbfjuː Scottish Law historical A right to hold land in perpetuity on payment of a duty, granted by a person who has been granted the right directly or indirectly by the original owner; a feu granted by a vassal to a subvassal. verbˈsʌbfjuː Scottish Law historical with object To grant (land) by a subfeu; to subinfeud. Also without object. See subfeu. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From sub- + feu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeudum. Compare slightly later subfeu<br>late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From subfeu. Compare post-classical Latin subfeodare, subfeudare.
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