plait
plɛ
Definition
Definition of plait - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
impôt sur venteRare droit féodal perçu lors du changement de propriétaire d'un bienRare
- Le seigneur percevait un plait à chaque vente de terre.
- Le plait était exigé lors de chaque succession.
- Les héritiers ont contesté le montant du plait.
Origin of plait
latin, placere (plaire)
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- English:feudal due, ...
- German:Lehnsabgabe, ...
- Italian:laudemia, ...
- Spanish:laudemio, ...
- Portuguese:taxa de mudança, ...
- Chinese:封建过户费, ...
- Japanese:封建権, ...
- Arabic:بليت, ...
- Hebrew:תַּשְׁלוּם פֵּאוּדָלִי בְּהַחְלָפַת בַּעַלּוּת, ...
- Russian:плейт, ...
- Ukrainian:плейт, ...
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