Associations to the word «Fief»
Noun
- Vassal
- Duchy
- Pomerania
- Brandenburg
- Tokugawa
- Barony
- Homage
- Overlord
- Schleswig
- Principality
- Trier
- Holstein
- Habsburg
- Aquitaine
- Bishopric
- Anjou
- Burgundy
- Retainer
- Casimir
- Sigismund
- Papacy
- Possessor
- Lordship
- Prussia
- Brabant
- Elector
- Palatine
- Charlemagne
- Nobles
- Navarre
- Mainz
- Nobility
- Bohemia
- Inheritance
- Saxe
- Heir
- Rudolph
- Naples
- Palatinate
- Princes
- Tithe
- Flanders
- Samurai
- Normandy
- Edo
- Imperial
- Holder
- Count
- Nobleman
- Ferrara
- Pau
- Savoy
- Hesse
- Avignon
- Crown
- Serf
- Roche
- Albrecht
- Sicily
- Lorraine
- Duke
- Holding
- Marquess
- Emperor
- Gerhard
- Heiress
- Electorate
- Westphalia
- Boniface
- Castle
- Maximilian
- Bailiff
- Aragon
- Possession
- Bremen
- Tuscany
- Tenant
- Abbey
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FIEF, noun. An estate held of a superior on condition of military service.
FIEF, noun. Something over which one has rights or exercises control.
FIEF, noun. (metaphor) An area of dominion, especially in a corporate or governmental bureaucracy.
Dictionary definition
FIEF, noun. A piece of land held under the feudal system.
Wise words
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