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seigniory

/ˈseɪ.njə.ri/

Traduction: Substantif désignant la seigneurie, c'est-à-dire le domaine ou la juridiction territoriale d'un seigneur féodal, ainsi que le rang, l'autorité et les droits qui y sont attachés.

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noun

/ˈseɪ.njə.ri/C2formal
  • frSubstantif désignant la seigneurie, c'est-à-dire le domaine ou la juridiction territoriale d'un seigneur féodal, ainsi que le rang, l'autorité et les droits qui y sont attachés.

A noun referring to the estate, domain, or territorial jurisdiction of a feudal lord, as well as the position and authority associated with that rank.

  1. Feudal estateC2formalbritish

    The land and property owned by a feudal lord, including the rights and privileges associated with it.

    frSeigneurie féodale

    • The seigniory included vast forests and several villages.
    • He inherited the seigniory from his father.
    • The boundaries of the seigniory were clearly marked.

    Synonymesdemesnedomainfieflordshipmanor

  2. Feudal authorityC2formalbritish

    The position, power, and authority held by a feudal lord over his domain and vassals.

    frAutorité féodale

    • The seigniory granted him the right to collect taxes.
    • Under his seigniory, the peasants were bound to the land.
    • The king confirmed his seigniory over the region.

    Synonymesdominionlordshipoverlordshipseigneurysuzerainty

Formes
  • seigniories plural form
  • seigniories' possessive plural form
  • seigniory's possessive singular form