Definition
Definition of feu - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Scots lawRare UK land held in feudal tenureRare UK
- The feu was passed down through generations.
2.
feu dutyRare UK right to use land for fixed paymentRare UK
- They secured a feu for their new farm.
Expressions with feu
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traditional French stew of beef and vegetables
My grandmother makes a delicious pot-au-feu every Sunday.
celebratory salute with guns fired in sequence
The soldiers performed a feu de joie for the ceremony.
Origin of feu
French, feu (fire)
Examples of feu in a sentence
They discussed the terms of the feu at the meeting. The feu was granted for a period of 99 years. He paid the annual feu to maintain his land rights.
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- French:fief, redevance foncière, ...
- German:Lehen, Feupacht, ...
- Italian:feudo, enfiteusi, ...
- Spanish:feudo, censo enfitéutico, ...
- Portuguese:feudo, foro, ...
- Chinese:封地, 土地使用权, ...
- Japanese:封土, フュー, ...
- Arabic:فو, حَقّ الاِنْتِفَاع, ...
- Hebrew:חֲלָקַת אַדְמָה פְּיוֹדָלִית, חֲכִירָה, ...
- Russian:феод, аренда земли, ...
- Ukrainian:феод, феодальна рента, ...
- Hindi:फ्यू, ...
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