parcenary
/ˈpɑːs(ɪ)n(ə)ri/Law. Now historical
noun
Joint heirship; = coparcenary.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Domesday Ipswich. From Anglo-Norman parcenerie, parcenarie and Old French parsonerie, parsenerie, Old French, Middle French parçonerie (1200; compare French regional (Normandy) personnerie, (Jersey) parchonnerie association) from parçon + -erie, after parçonier; compare -ery, -ary.
- take a toss
- take a trip (or walk) down memory lane
- takeaway
- take away from
- take a wicket
- take a woman to wife
- take-back
- take breath
- take care
- take care of
- take charge
- take cognizance of
- take counsel
- take cover
- take delivery of
- takedown
- take effect
- take exception to
- take fire
- take five
- take flight
- take for granted
- take fright
- take from
- take guard