Associations to the word «Fealty»
Noun
- Homage
- Oath
- Swearing
- Vassal
- Fief
- Allegiance
- Pledge
- Overlord
- Matilda
- Nobles
- Loyalty
- Obedience
- Normandy
- Fidelity
- Papacy
- Eustace
- Sovereign
- Robb
- Grayson
- Magnate
- Perrin
- Kneeling
- Riva
- Talon
- Chieftain
- Princes
- Rand
- Elayne
- Throne
- Berwick
- Acknowledgment
- Empress
- Edward
- Vow
- Duchy
- Clergy
- King
- Devotion
- Norman
- Bondage
- Realm
- Humphrey
- Rhys
- Heir
- Protector
- Barony
- Castile
- Lord
- Principality
- Baron
- Treason
- Nobility
- Tenant
- Crown
- Nobleman
- Render
- Emperor
- Sultan
- Rudolph
- Cha
- Ruler
- Thor
- Primate
- Coronation
- Obligation
- Alfonso
- Mick
- Stephanie
- Harrington
- Tribute
- Pope
- Freeman
Wiktionary
FEALTY, noun. Fidelity to one's lord; the feudal obligation by which the tenant or vassal was bound to be faithful to his lord; fidelity; allegiance; faithfulness.
FEALTY, noun. The oath by which this obligation was assumed.
Dictionary definition
FEALTY, noun. The loyalty that citizens owe to their country (or subjects to their sovereign).
Wise words
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