释义 |
feu I. noun or few \ˈfyü\ (-s) Etymology: Middle English (Scots dialect) feu, from Middle French fé, fié, fief, fieu — more at fee 1. Scots law : a feudal benefice : fee 2. Scots law a. : a tenure where the vassal in place of military services makes a return in grain or in money — compare blanch, wardholding b. : a grant of land to be so held c. : a perpetual lease for a fixed rent — compare emphyteusis 3. Scots law : a piece of land held under one of these tenures II. transitive verb (feued ; feued ; feuing ; feus) Scots law : to grant (land) upon feu |