escuage
[ es-kyoo-ij ]
/ ˈɛs kyu ɪdʒ /
noun
Origin of escuage
Words nearby escuage
escort carrier,
escort fighter,
escribe,
escritoire,
escrow,
escuage,
escudero,
escudo,
escuintla,
esculapian,
esculent
Example sentences from the Web for escuage
Amid the obligations was that of escuage, by which the price of a knight's fee should be paid every year.
Sir Nigel |Arthur Conan DoyleTheir feudal service was now commuted for an escuage, which fell very short of the expenses incurred in a protracted campaign.
Soone after whose arriuall, escuage was gathered through the realme towards the bearing of the kings charges.
Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland (2 of 6): England (8 of 12) |Raphael HolinshedWhen the custom of escuage arose is a matter which no antiquarian researches have settled.
The History of Chivalry, Volume I (of 2) |Charles Mills
British Dictionary definitions for escuage
Word Origin for escuage
C16: from Old French, from
escu shield, from Latin
scūtum