Definition of sub-fief in English:

sub-fief

noun ˈsʌbfiːf

Feudal Law historical

A fief which is held from an intermediary instead of the original feoffor; territory held in fee. Chiefly German History: a minor state subject to a more important state rather than directly to the crown.

Early 18th century. From sub- + fief, originally after Italian suffeudo. Compare German Afterlehen.

nounˈsʌbfiːf

Feudal Law historical

A fief which is held from an intermediary instead of the original feoffor; territory held in fee. Chiefly German History: a minor state subject to a more important state rather than directly to the crown.

Early 18th century. From sub- + fief, originally after Italian suffeudo. Compare German Afterlehen.

词汇	sub-fief
释义	Definition of sub-fief in English: sub-fief noun ˈsʌbfiːf Feudal Law historical A fief which is held from an intermediary instead of the original feoffor; territory held in fee. Chiefly German History: a minor state subject to a more important state rather than directly to the crown. Origin Early 18th century. From sub- + fief, originally after Italian suffeudo. Compare German Afterlehen. Definition of sub-fief in US English: sub-fief nounˈsʌbfiːf Feudal Law historical A fief which is held from an intermediary instead of the original feoffor; territory held in fee. Chiefly German History: a minor state subject to a more important state rather than directly to the crown. Origin Early 18th century. From sub- + fief, originally after Italian suffeudo. Compare German Afterlehen.
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