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feorm-fultum

feorm-fultum noun: in Anglo-Saxon law, a tax for the king's sustentation as he went through his realm.

Noun

feorm-fultum (plural feorm-fultumas or feorm-fultums)

  1. (Anglo-Saxon) In Anglo-Saxon law, a tax for the king's sustentation as he went through his realm.

Forms of feorm-fultum

pluralfeorm-fultumas
pluralfeorm-fultums
alternative formfeorm fultum
alternative formfeormfultum

Origin of feorm-fultum

Learned borrowing from Old English feormfultum (“food-assistance”), from feorm (“provision”) (see farm) + fultum (“aid, assistance”).

Questions about feorm-fultum

What does feorm-fultum mean?
Feorm-fultum means in Anglo-Saxon law, a tax for the king's sustentation as he went through his realm.
What part of speech is feorm-fultum?
Feorm-fultum is a noun.
What is the plural of feorm-fultum?
The plural of feorm-fultum is feorm-fultumas.

Words near feorm-fultum in the dictionary

  1. Feola
  2. Feolas
  3. Feona
  4. Feonna
  5. feorm
  6. feorm-fultum
  7. feormfultum
  8. feorms
  9. FEP
  10. FEPA
  11. FEPC

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