Definition of seigniory in English:

seigniory

(also seigneury)

nounPlural seigniories ˈseɪnjəriˈseɪnjəri

A feudal lordship; the position, authority, or domain of a feudal lord.
领主身份；领主地位，领主权威，领主领地
he succeeded to the seigniory
Example sentencesExamples
- He held the seigniory of Aubigny in France, to which his son succeeded in 1567.

Middle English: from Old French seignorie, from seigneur (see seigneur).

(also seigneury)

nounˈsānyərēˈseɪnjəri

A feudal lordship; the position, authority, or domain of a feudal lord.
领主身份；领主地位，领主权威，领主领地
he succeeded to the seigniory
Example sentencesExamples
- He held the seigniory of Aubigny in France, to which his son succeeded in 1567.

Middle English: from Old French seignorie, from seigneur (see seigneur).

单词	seigniory
释义	Definition of seigniory in English: seigniory (also seigneury) nounPlural seigniories ˈseɪnjəriˈseɪnjəri A feudal lordship; the position, authority, or domain of a feudal lord. 领主身份；领主地位，领主权威，领主领地 he succeeded to the seigniory Example sentencesExamples He held the seigniory of Aubigny in France, to which his son succeeded in 1567. Origin Middle English: from Old French seignorie, from seigneur (see seigneur). Definition of seigniory in US English: seigniory (also seigneury) nounˈsānyərēˈseɪnjəri A feudal lordship; the position, authority, or domain of a feudal lord. 领主身份；领主地位，领主权威，领主领地 he succeeded to the seigniory Example sentencesExamples He held the seigniory of Aubigny in France, to which his son succeeded in 1567. Origin Middle English: from Old French seignorie, from seigneur (see seigneur).
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