Definition of mort d'ancestor in English:

mort d'ancestor

noun mɔːˈdansɪstəmɔːˈdansɛstə

Feudal Law historical

An assize brought by the rightful heir against a person for wrongfully taking possession of his or her inheritance on the death of an ancestor.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mordauncestre from mort + d' + auncestre, after post-classical Latin mors antecessoris.

Definition of mort d'ancestor in US English:

mort d'ancestor

noun

Feudal Law historical

An assize brought by the rightful heir against a person for wrongfully taking possession of his or her inheritance on the death of an ancestor.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mordauncestre from mort + d' + auncestre, after post-classical Latin mors antecessoris.

单词	mort d'ancestor
释义	Definition of mort d'ancestor in English: mort d'ancestor noun mɔːˈdansɪstəmɔːˈdansɛstə Feudal Law historical An assize brought by the rightful heir against a person for wrongfully taking possession of his or her inheritance on the death of an ancestor. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mordauncestre from mort + d' + auncestre, after post-classical Latin mors antecessoris. Definition of mort d'ancestor in US English: mort d'ancestor noun Feudal Law historical An assize brought by the rightful heir against a person for wrongfully taking possession of his or her inheritance on the death of an ancestor. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mordauncestre from mort + d' + auncestre, after post-classical Latin mors antecessoris.
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