Definition of Vehme in English:

Vehme

(also Vehm, Feme)

noun ˈfeɪməˈveɪmə

European History

A form of secret tribunal operating in Germany during the later Middle Ages; (in extended use) a secret or unauthorized tribunal; Vehmgericht.

Origin

Early 19th century. From German Feme, † Vehme, † Fehme from Middle Low German vēme secret tribunal, cognate with Middle Dutch vēme, veem, Dutch veem, further etymology uncertain and disputed.

Definition of Vehme in US English:

Vehme

(also Vehm, Feme)

noun

European History

A form of secret tribunal operating in Germany during the later Middle Ages; (in extended use) a secret or unauthorized tribunal; Vehmgericht.

Origin

Early 19th century. From German Feme, † Vehme, † Fehme from Middle Low German vēme secret tribunal, cognate with Middle Dutch vēme, veem, Dutch veem, further etymology uncertain and disputed.

词汇	Vehme
释义	Definition of Vehme in English: Vehme (also Vehm, Feme) noun ˈfeɪməˈveɪmə European History A form of secret tribunal operating in Germany during the later Middle Ages; (in extended use) a secret or unauthorized tribunal; Vehmgericht. Origin Early 19th century. From German Feme, † Vehme, † Fehme from Middle Low German vēme secret tribunal, cognate with Middle Dutch vēme, veem, Dutch veem, further etymology uncertain and disputed. Definition of Vehme in US English: Vehme (also Vehm, Feme) noun European History A form of secret tribunal operating in Germany during the later Middle Ages; (in extended use) a secret or unauthorized tribunal; Vehmgericht. Origin Early 19th century. From German Feme, † Vehme, † Fehme from Middle Low German vēme secret tribunal, cognate with Middle Dutch vēme, veem, Dutch veem, further etymology uncertain and disputed.
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