Definition of thanage in English:

thanage

noun ˈθeɪnɪdʒˈθeɪnɪdʒ

mass nounhistorical

The tenure, land, and rank granted to a thane.
〈史〉大乡绅（或领主）的领地（或土地所有权、身份）
Example sentencesExamples
- There is convincing evidence that Akeld was the centre of a pre-Conquest thanage which also embraced the contiguous townships of Coupland and Yeavering.
- The lands of Arbuthnott from which the family takes its name originally formed part of a Celtic thanage.
- Salford itself was Royal Demesne as was the sub-manor of Radcliffe and there were 21 sub-manors in thanage.
- The town and the surrounding land was part of the old thanage of Glendonachie.
- The tower portion was built about 1420 by Sir Walter Innes, whose father had married Janet de Aberkerder, heiress to the thanage.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French (see thane, -age).

Definition of thanage in US English:

thanage

nounˈTHānijˈθeɪnɪdʒ

historical

The tenure, land, and rank granted to a thane.
〈史〉大乡绅（或领主）的领地（或土地所有权、身份）
Example sentencesExamples
- Salford itself was Royal Demesne as was the sub-manor of Radcliffe and there were 21 sub-manors in thanage.
- There is convincing evidence that Akeld was the centre of a pre-Conquest thanage which also embraced the contiguous townships of Coupland and Yeavering.
- The lands of Arbuthnott from which the family takes its name originally formed part of a Celtic thanage.
- The town and the surrounding land was part of the old thanage of Glendonachie.
- The tower portion was built about 1420 by Sir Walter Innes, whose father had married Janet de Aberkerder, heiress to the thanage.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French (see thane, -age).

单词	thanage
释义	Definition of thanage in English: thanage noun ˈθeɪnɪdʒˈθeɪnɪdʒ mass nounhistorical The tenure, land, and rank granted to a thane. 〈史〉大乡绅（或领主）的领地（或土地所有权、身份） Example sentencesExamples There is convincing evidence that Akeld was the centre of a pre-Conquest thanage which also embraced the contiguous townships of Coupland and Yeavering. The lands of Arbuthnott from which the family takes its name originally formed part of a Celtic thanage. Salford itself was Royal Demesne as was the sub-manor of Radcliffe and there were 21 sub-manors in thanage. The town and the surrounding land was part of the old thanage of Glendonachie. The tower portion was built about 1420 by Sir Walter Innes, whose father had married Janet de Aberkerder, heiress to the thanage. Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French (see thane, -age). Definition of thanage in US English: thanage nounˈTHānijˈθeɪnɪdʒ historical The tenure, land, and rank granted to a thane. 〈史〉大乡绅（或领主）的领地（或土地所有权、身份） Example sentencesExamples Salford itself was Royal Demesne as was the sub-manor of Radcliffe and there were 21 sub-manors in thanage. There is convincing evidence that Akeld was the centre of a pre-Conquest thanage which also embraced the contiguous townships of Coupland and Yeavering. The lands of Arbuthnott from which the family takes its name originally formed part of a Celtic thanage. The town and the surrounding land was part of the old thanage of Glendonachie. The tower portion was built about 1420 by Sir Walter Innes, whose father had married Janet de Aberkerder, heiress to the thanage. Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French (see thane, -age).
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