infeoffed

/ɪnˈfɛft/
adjective
  1. Having been granted a feudal estate or property; endowed with land or rights under feudal law.
    • The infeoffed lands passed from father to son for generations.
    • The infeoffed knight owed his lord a portion of his harvest each year.
    • Only infeoffed nobles could vote in the early medieval council.
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