君主尤利菲斯（fealty尤指对君主的）

君主尤利菲斯（fealty尤指对君主的）ps：西欧封建领主制经济下承租份地的农民也称佃农 封臣或封建佃农对其领主的忠诚 Definition1 a : the fidelity of a vassal or feudal tenant to his lord

Word of the Day : June 15 2021

fealty

（尤指对君主的）效忠宣誓

noun FEE-ul-tee

Definition

1 a : the fidelity of a vassal or feudal tenant to his lord

封臣或封建佃农对其领主的忠诚

ps：西欧封建领主制经济下承租份地的农民也称佃农

b： the obligation of such fidelity

忠诚的义务

2：intense fidelity

十分强烈的忠诚

Examples

"Ordinary English soccer fans dispatched the Super League with a populist putsch even before it had scheduled its first game. Those fans went into the streets demonstrating loudly and insisting they would abandon teams to which they had professed lifelong fealty." — Kevin Cullen The Boston Globe 22 Apr. 2021

在超联第一场比赛之前，英国球迷发动了一场民粹主义运动，那些球迷走在街头，大声宣誓并坚称他们将放弃他们曾表示终身效忠的球队。”

"Bathed in a laid-back marinade and wrapped in a cloak of smoke the Niman Ranch Prime skirt steaks are cooked meticulously medium-rare in the house style—a small miracle in itself and one of the reasons for my fealty. — Alison Cook The Houston Chronicle 5 May 2021

沉浸在悠闲的腌制之中，包裹在层层烟雾之间，尼曼牧场上等牛排的烹饪非常精细，五分熟，招牌风格——这就是小小的奇迹，也是我忠诚的原因之一。

Did You Know?

In The Use of Law published posthumously in 1629 Francis Bacon wrote "Fealty is to take an oath upon a book that he will be a faithful Tenant to the King." That's a pretty accurate summary of the early meaning of fealty. Early forms of the term were used in Middle English around 1300 when they specifically designated the loyalty of a vassal to a lord. Eventually the meaning of the word broadened. Fealty can be paid to a country a principle or a leader of any kind—though the synonyms fidelity and loyalty are more commonly used. Fealty comes from the Anglo-French word feelté or fealté which comes from the Latin fidelitas meaning "fidelity." These words are ultimately derived from fides the Latin word for "faith."

弗朗西斯·培根(Francis Bacon)在他死后于1629年出版的《法律的运用》(The Use of Law)一书中写道：“Fealty is to take an oath upon a book that he will be a faithful Tenant to the King。”这是早期对 fealty 含义的一个相对准确的总结。这个词的早期出现在1300年左右的中古英语中，当时专门指封臣对领主的忠诚。最终，这个词的意思扩大了。忠诚可以是对一个国家、一项原则或任何领导人的忠诚——尽管同义词 fidelity 和 loyalty更常用。Fealty来自英法词汇feelté或 fealté，它来自拉丁语fidelitas，意思是“fidelity「忠诚」”。这些词最终来源于拉丁语中的 fides，意为“faith「信仰」”。

Name That Synonym

Unscramble the letters to create a synonym of fealty: CLGNEEIALA.