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feodary

\\ˈfyüdərē\ noun (-es)

Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin feodarius, from feodum + Latin -arius -ary

1.

a. : a feudal tenant : vassal

b. : subject, dependent, servant

2. : an officer of the ancient English Court of Wards appointed to receive rents

3. [influenced in meaning by Latin foeder-, foedus league — more at federal] obsolete : confederate, accomplice

4. [Middle English, from Medieval Latin feodarium, from feodum + Latin -arium -ary] : a book compiling the details of feudal duties and services

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/fyooh"deuh ree/, n., pl. feodaries.

1. a feudal vassal.

2. Obs. a confederate or accomplice.

[1350-1400; ME feodarie < ML feodarius. See FEUD², -ARY]

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feodˈary

● feud

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feodary, feodatory

see feu-.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.