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feudalization

/fjˌudəlᵻzˈeɪʃən/ noun

The introduction of a feudal system.

Word Origin From Medieval Latin feudum 'feudal estate,' which traces back to Proto-Germanic fehu 'cattle' — because wealth was measured in livestock. Feudalization is the process of organizing society around land and loyalty. The same root gives us fee (payment) and fellow (originally 'one who shares cattle'), and even pecuniary (from Latin pecus 'cattle').

noun The introduction of a feudal system. countable

The feudalization of medieval Europe began after the collapse of the Roman Empire.

(名词) 封建化

中世纪欧洲的封建化始于罗马帝国崩溃之后。

(sustantivo) feudalización; implantación del feudalismo [La introducción de un sistema feudal.]

La feudalización de la Europa medieval comenzó después de la caída del Imperio Romano.

(nom) féodalisation [Introduction d'un système féodal.]

La féodalisation de l'Europe médiévale a commencé après la chute de l'Empire romain.

(Substantiv) Feudalisierung [Die Einführung oder Etablierung eines feudalen Systems, insbesondere in Bezug auf historische Gesellschaftsstrukturen.]

Die **feudalization** des mittelalterlichen Europas begann nach dem Zusammenbruch des Römischen Reiches.

(名詞) 封建制度の導入。

中世ヨーロッパの封建化は、ローマ帝国の崩壊後に始まった。

(substantivo) feudalização [A introdução de um sistema feudal.]

A feudalização da Europa medieval começou após o colapso do Império Romano.

Synonyms: feudalism manorialization enfeoffment seigneurialism vassalage Antonyms: de-feudalization modernization democratization decentralization
Word parts: feud + al + iz + ation

Related words

feudal feudalism feudalist feudalistic

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