manred
ˈmænˌrɛd
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Definition of manred - Reverso English Dictionary

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1.
lord loyaltyRarehomage or allegiance to a feudal superiorRare
  • He pledged his manred to the king.
fealty homage vassalage
2.
tenant groupRarevassals collectively under a feudal lordRare
  • The lord summoned his manred for the battle.
following retinue warband
3.
leadershipRareleader of a troop or retinueRare
  • The manred led his followers through the forest.
captain chieftain overlord
4.
Celtic paganismRareprimal substance of the UniverseRare
  • In ancient texts, manred is the essence of all creation.
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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.

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  1. French:hommage féodal, vassaux, ...
  2. German:Treue, Gefolgschaft, ...
  3. Italian:omaggio feudale, seguito feudale, ...
  4. Spanish:Homenaje o lealtad a un superior feudal, vasallos, ...
  5. Portuguese:lealdade, vassalos, ...
  6. Chinese:效忠, 附庸, ...
  7. Japanese:忠誠, 家臣, ...
  8. Arabic:الولاء, الأَتْبَاعُ تَحْتَ سُلْطَةِ سَيِّدٍ إِقْطَاعِيٍّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת פְּאוּדָלִית, הַוַסָּלִים שֶׁלּוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:верность, манред, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вірність, васали, ...
  12. Hindi:श्रद्धांजलि अर्पित करना, जागीरदार, ...

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