What does leud mean?
Leud means (historical) A Frankish vassal or tenant in the Early Middle Ages..
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/ljuːd/ · noun
(historical) A Frankish vassal or tenant in the Early Middle Ages..
The authority belonged, at one and the same time, to assemblies of free men, to landholders over the dwellers on their domains, and to the king over the leudes and their following.
Use leud when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Leud means (historical) A Frankish vassal or tenant in the Early Middle Ages..
Common synonyms include antrustion.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The authority belonged, at one and the same time, to assemblies of free men, to landholders over the dwellers on their domains, and to the king over the leudes and their following.
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