exennium
exennium noun: a gift given at the New Year.
Noun
exennium (plural exennia)
- A gift given at the New Year.
- The bishop also specified the value of the exennium from the manors assigned ad victum monachorum which was to be paid to him, along with the portion of the produce allocated to the priory, each year on St. Andrew's day.2003, Everett U. Crosby, Bishop and Chapter in Twelfth-Century England
Forms of exennium
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Questions about exennium
- What does exennium mean?
- Exennium means a gift given at the New Year.
- What part of speech is exennium?
- Exennium is a noun.
- What is the plural of exennium?
- The plural of exennium is exennia.
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