Associations to the word «Feudal»
Noun
- Barony
- Fief
- Overlord
- Vassal
- Tokugawa
- Serf
- Edo
- Fragmentation
- Retainer
- Samurai
- Aristocracy
- Peasantry
- Nobility
- Meiji
- Abolition
- Due
- Nobles
- Tenure
- Peasant
- Tenant
- Heiress
- Landowner
- Domesday
- Baron
- Lordship
- Principality
- Chivalry
- Landlord
- Anarchy
- Monarchy
- Magnate
- Capitalist
- Duchy
- Tithe
- Bourgeois
- Chieftain
- Devon
- Manor
- Levy
- Obligation
- Homage
- Allegiance
- Lord
- Warlord
- Privilege
- Vestige
- Burgher
- Gentry
- Domain
- Conqueror
- Aristocrat
- Monarch
- Charlemagne
- Holding
- Aragon
- Commoner
- Bloch
- Papacy
- Bureaucracy
- Sovereign
- Servitude
- Capitalism
- Aquitaine
- Hierarchy
- Clan
- Princes
- Taxation
- Tyranny
- Norman
- Oppression
- Peerage
- Confucius
- Castle
- Ruler
- Normandy
- Noble
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FEUDAL, adjective. Of, or relating to feudalism
FEUDAL LAW, noun. (literally) A feudal law.
FEUDAL LAW, noun. (absolute use) The legislation governing feudal matters, such as the procedures, (mutual) rights and duties concerning fiefs, feudal lords and their enfeoffed vassals.
FEUDAL LORD, noun. A lord in a feudal system, who bestows fiefs on vassals
FEUDAL SYSTEM, noun. Feudalism
Dictionary definition
FEUDAL, adjective. Of or relating to or characteristic of feudalism.
Wise words
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