Definition of manumise in English:

manumise

(also manumize)

verb ˈmanjʊmʌɪz

rare, historical

To free (a slave), release (a captive); = "manumit".

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). Back-formation from manumission, after e.g. commise, premise, remise. In forms in -ss- probably after (or perhaps independently from) classical Latin manūmiss-, past participial stem of manūmittere manumit.

Definition of manumise in US English:

manumise

(also manumize)

verbˈmanjʊmʌɪz

rare, historical

To free (a slave), release (a captive); = "manumit".

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). Back-formation from manumission, after e.g. commise, premise, remise. In forms in -ss- probably after (or perhaps independently from) classical Latin manūmiss-, past participial stem of manūmittere manumit.

单词	manumise
释义	Definition of manumise in English: manumise (also manumize) verb ˈmanjʊmʌɪz rare, historical To free (a slave), release (a captive); = "manumit". Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). Back-formation from manumission, after e.g. commise, premise, remise. In forms in -ss- probably after (or perhaps independently from) classical Latin manūmiss-, past participial stem of manūmittere manumit. Definition of manumise in US English: manumise (also manumize) verbˈmanjʊmʌɪz rare, historical To free (a slave), release (a captive); = "manumit". Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). Back-formation from manumission, after e.g. commise, premise, remise. In forms in -ss- probably after (or perhaps independently from) classical Latin manūmiss-, past participial stem of manūmittere manumit.
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