Definition
Definition of manred - Reverso English Dictionary
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1.
lord loyaltyRare homage or allegiance to a feudal superiorRare
- He pledged his manred to the king.
2.
tenant groupRare vassals collectively under a feudal lordRare
- The lord summoned his manred for the battle.
3.
leadershipRare leader of a troop or retinueRare
- The manred led his followers through the forest.
4.
Celtic paganismRare primal substance of the UniverseRare
- In ancient texts, manred is the essence of all creation.
Origin of manred
Old English, mann (man) + ræd (counsel)
Examples of manred in a sentence
Manred was a crucial part of medieval feudal systems. The manred pledged loyalty to their lord. During the feast, the manred celebrated their victories. The manred commanded respect from his warriors. In ancient tales, the manred was a revered figure. Manred is often discussed in Celtic mythology.
The concept of manred is central to their beliefs.
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- French:hommage féodal, vassaux, ...
- German:Treue, Gefolgschaft, ...
- Italian:omaggio feudale, seguito feudale, ...
- Spanish:Homenaje o lealtad a un superior feudal, vasallos, ...
- Portuguese:lealdade, vassalos, ...
- Chinese:效忠, 附庸, ...
- Japanese:忠誠, 家臣, ...
- Arabic:الولاء, الأَتْبَاعُ تَحْتَ سُلْطَةِ سَيِّدٍ إِقْطَاعِيٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת פְּאוּדָלִית, הַוַסָּלִים שֶׁלּוֹ, ...
- Russian:верность, манред, ...
- Ukrainian:вірність, васали, ...
- Hindi:श्रद्धांजलि अर्पित करना, जागीरदार, ...
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