Definition of serjeanty in English:

serjeanty

nounPlural serjeantiesˈsɑːdʒ(ə)ntiˈsärjən(t)ē

mass nounhistorical

A form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch.
〈英史〉服役土地占有权
Example sentencesExamples
- Vivian de Davenport, son of Richard, had a grant of the magisterial serjeanty of the hundred of Macclesfield from Randle Blundeville, Earl of Chester, by the charter annexed, made during the justiceship of Phillip de Orreby, and abbacy of Hugh Grylle.
- He also held 40 acres of land by his serjeanty of carrying a seam of oats at his own charge to the King's horses.

Definition of serjeanty in US English:

serjeanty

nounˈsärjən(t)ē

historical

A form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch.
〈英史〉服役土地占有权
Example sentencesExamples
- Vivian de Davenport, son of Richard, had a grant of the magisterial serjeanty of the hundred of Macclesfield from Randle Blundeville, Earl of Chester, by the charter annexed, made during the justiceship of Phillip de Orreby, and abbacy of Hugh Grylle.
- He also held 40 acres of land by his serjeanty of carrying a seam of oats at his own charge to the King's horses.

单词	serjeanty
释义	Definition of serjeanty in English: serjeanty nounPlural serjeantiesˈsɑːdʒ(ə)ntiˈsärjən(t)ē mass nounhistorical A form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch. 〈英史〉服役土地占有权 Example sentencesExamples Vivian de Davenport, son of Richard, had a grant of the magisterial serjeanty of the hundred of Macclesfield from Randle Blundeville, Earl of Chester, by the charter annexed, made during the justiceship of Phillip de Orreby, and abbacy of Hugh Grylle. He also held 40 acres of land by his serjeanty of carrying a seam of oats at his own charge to the King's horses. Definition of serjeanty in US English: serjeanty nounˈsärjən(t)ē historical A form of feudal tenure conditional on rendering some specified personal service to the monarch. 〈英史〉服役土地占有权 Example sentencesExamples Vivian de Davenport, son of Richard, had a grant of the magisterial serjeanty of the hundred of Macclesfield from Randle Blundeville, Earl of Chester, by the charter annexed, made during the justiceship of Phillip de Orreby, and abbacy of Hugh Grylle. He also held 40 acres of land by his serjeanty of carrying a seam of oats at his own charge to the King's horses.
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