Definition of paction in English:

paction

noun ˈpakʃən

Scottish

The action of making a bargain or pact; a bargain, agreement, covenant.

Origin

Late Middle English. From Middle French paction, paccion and its etymon classical Latin pactiōn-, pactiō agreement, settlement from pact-, past participial stem of paciscere to arrange by negotiation, agree + -iō.

Definition of paction in US English:

paction

nounˈpakʃən

Scottish

The action of making a bargain or pact; a bargain, agreement, covenant.

Origin

Late Middle English. From Middle French paction, paccion and its etymon classical Latin pactiōn-, pactiō agreement, settlement from pact-, past participial stem of paciscere to arrange by negotiation, agree + -iō.

单词	paction
释义	Definition of paction in English: paction noun ˈpakʃən Scottish The action of making a bargain or pact; a bargain, agreement, covenant. Origin Late Middle English. From Middle French paction, paccion and its etymon classical Latin pactiōn-, pactiō agreement, settlement from pact-, past participial stem of paciscere to arrange by negotiation, agree + -iō. Definition of paction in US English: paction nounˈpakʃən Scottish The action of making a bargain or pact; a bargain, agreement, covenant. Origin Late Middle English. From Middle French paction, paccion and its etymon classical Latin pactiōn-, pactiō agreement, settlement from pact-, past participial stem of paciscere to arrange by negotiation, agree + -iō.
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