Associations to the word «Fief»
Noun
- Sovereignty
- Baldwin
- Allegiance
- Alfonso
- Konrad
- Vas
- Parma
- Succession
- Tyrol
- Provence
- Amadeus
- Este
- Frederick
- Domain
- Domesday
- Saxony
- Han
- Ulrich
- Silesia
- Lord
- Land
- Knight
- Empire
- Crusade
- Emir
- Piedmont
- Matilda
- Calais
- Manor
- Viscount
- Crusader
- Cesare
- Baron
- Guernsey
- Tenure
- Kassel
- Medici
- Loyalty
- Mecklenburg
- Privilege
- Pope
- Dowager
- Marquis
- Toulouse
- Jurisdiction
- Tripoli
- Estate
- Commissary
- Noble
- Clan
- Freeman
- Sultan
- Peasant
- Galicia
- Sardinia
- Quentin
- Territory
- Bavaria
- Charter
- Ferris
- Ferdinand
- Magnate
- Ruler
- Philipp
- Peerage
- Uniting
- Clement
- Brittany
- Conquest
- Livre
- Bordeaux
- Bern
- Conqueror
- Nephew
- Obligation
Adjective
Wiktionary
FIEF, noun. An estate held of a superior on condition of military service.
FIEF, noun. Something over which one has rights or exercises control.
FIEF, noun. (metaphor) An area of dominion, especially in a corporate or governmental bureaucracy.
Dictionary definition
FIEF, noun. A piece of land held under the feudal system.
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