feoffee UK
ˌfjuːəˈfiː
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Definition of feoffee - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

historyRareUKperson granted land in feudal societyRareUK
  • The feoffee managed the estate diligently.
  • The king appointed a new feoffee for the lands.
  • Each feoffee had specific duties to fulfill.
landholder tenant vassal
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person holding property for another's benefit
The feoffee in trust managed the estate for the heirs.
person holding property for another's benefit
The feoffee to uses managed the estate for the family.

Origin of feoffee

Anglo-French, feoffee (a person invested with a fief)

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  1. French:feudataire, ...
  2. German:Lehensnehmer, ...
  3. Italian:feudatario, ...
  4. Spanish:feudo, ...
  5. Portuguese:beneficiário, ...
  6. Chinese:受封者, ...
  7. Japanese:封臣, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنتَفِع بِالأرْض في الإقْطاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל אֲחֻזָּה, ...
  10. Russian:феодал, ...
  11. Ukrainian:феофі, ...
  12. Hindi:भूमिधारी, ...

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