Definition of merchet in English:

merchet

noun ˈməːtʃɪt

Feudal Law historical, archaic

A fine paid by a tenant or bondsman to his overlord for the right to give his daughter in marriage.

Origin

Middle English. Probably from Old Welsh merched, plural of merch daughter, girl, wife, perhaps via Anglo-Norman merchet or post-classical Latin mercheta, merchetum, marchettum.

Definition of merchet in US English:

merchet

nounˈməːtʃɪt

Feudal Law historical, archaic

A fine paid by a tenant or bondsman to his overlord for the right to give his daughter in marriage.

Origin

Middle English. Probably from Old Welsh merched, plural of merch daughter, girl, wife, perhaps via Anglo-Norman merchet or post-classical Latin mercheta, merchetum, marchettum.

词汇	merchet
释义	Definition of merchet in English: merchet noun ˈməːtʃɪt Feudal Law historical, archaic A fine paid by a tenant or bondsman to his overlord for the right to give his daughter in marriage. Origin Middle English. Probably from Old Welsh merched, plural of merch daughter, girl, wife, perhaps via Anglo-Norman merchet or post-classical Latin mercheta, merchetum, marchettum. Definition of merchet in US English: merchet nounˈməːtʃɪt Feudal Law historical, archaic A fine paid by a tenant or bondsman to his overlord for the right to give his daughter in marriage. Origin Middle English. Probably from Old Welsh merched, plural of merch daughter, girl, wife, perhaps via Anglo-Norman merchet or post-classical Latin mercheta, merchetum, marchettum.
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