Definition of parisis in English:

parisis

noun ˈparɪsɪs

historical

A coin, especially a denier, minted at Paris, worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours.

adjective ˈparɪsɪs

historical

Of a coin: minted at Paris and worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. Used as postpositive.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode. From Middle French parisis, paresis coin struck at Paris, (as adjective) struck at Paris, Middle French, French †parisis fee of one quarter charged in certain situations (as at an auction, etc.) from post-classical Latin Parisiensis coin minted at Paris, also native or inhabitant of Paris.

Definition of parisis in US English:

parisis

nounˈparɪsɪs

historical

A coin, especially a denier, minted at Paris, worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours.

adjectiveˈparɪsɪs

historical

Of a coin: minted at Paris and worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. Used as postpositive.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode. From Middle French parisis, paresis coin struck at Paris, (as adjective) struck at Paris, Middle French, French † parisis fee of one quarter charged in certain situations (as at an auction, etc.) from post-classical Latin Parisiensis coin minted at Paris, also native or inhabitant of Paris.

单词	parisis
释义	Definition of parisis in English: parisis noun ˈparɪsɪs historical A coin, especially a denier, minted at Paris, worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. adjective ˈparɪsɪs historical Of a coin: minted at Paris and worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. Used as postpositive. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode. From Middle French parisis, paresis coin struck at Paris, (as adjective) struck at Paris, Middle French, French †parisis fee of one quarter charged in certain situations (as at an auction, etc.) from post-classical Latin Parisiensis coin minted at Paris, also native or inhabitant of Paris. Definition of parisis in US English: parisis nounˈparɪsɪs historical A coin, especially a denier, minted at Paris, worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. adjectiveˈparɪsɪs historical Of a coin: minted at Paris and worth one quarter more than one minted at Tours. Used as postpositive. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Pilgrimage of the Lyf of the Manhode. From Middle French parisis, paresis coin struck at Paris, (as adjective) struck at Paris, Middle French, French † parisis fee of one quarter charged in certain situations (as at an auction, etc.) from post-classical Latin Parisiensis coin minted at Paris, also native or inhabitant of Paris.
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