Definition of mainpernor in English:

mainpernor

(also mainpernour)

noun ˈmeɪnpəːnə

Law historical

A person who stands surety that another (especially a prisoner) will fulfil a legal obligation to appear in court on a specified day.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mainpernour, meinparnour, mainprenur from mainprendre to act as guarantee, probably after post-classical Latin manucapere.

Definition of mainpernor in US English:

mainpernor

(also mainpernour)

nounˈmeɪnpəːnə

Law historical

A person who stands surety that another (especially a prisoner) will fulfil a legal obligation to appear in court on a specified day.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mainpernour, meinparnour, mainprenur from mainprendre to act as guarantee, probably after post-classical Latin manucapere.

单词	mainpernor
释义	Definition of mainpernor in English: mainpernor (also mainpernour) noun ˈmeɪnpəːnə Law historical A person who stands surety that another (especially a prisoner) will fulfil a legal obligation to appear in court on a specified day. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mainpernour, meinparnour, mainprenur from mainprendre to act as guarantee, probably after post-classical Latin manucapere. Definition of mainpernor in US English: mainpernor (also mainpernour) nounˈmeɪnpəːnə Law historical A person who stands surety that another (especially a prisoner) will fulfil a legal obligation to appear in court on a specified day. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Statutes of the Realm. From Anglo-Norman mainpernour, meinparnour, mainprenur from mainprendre to act as guarantee, probably after post-classical Latin manucapere.
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