I. ˈfyü-də-ˌtȯr-ē adjective
Etymology: Medieval Latin feudatorius, from feudare to enfeoff, from feudum
Date: 1592
1. : owing feudal allegiance
2. : being under the overlordship of a foreign state
II. noun
( plural -ries )
Date: 1644
1. : a dependent lordship : fee
2. : one holding lands by feudal tenure