Definition of in capite in English:

in capite

adverb ɪn ˈkapɪteɪ

historical

1In chief; directly from the Crown.
2"tenure in capite": tenure by which land was held immediately of the Crown.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). From post-classical Latin in capite (in tenere in capite to hold (of the king) in chief from classical Latin tenēre to hold + in + capite, ablative of caput head: see caput).

Definition of in capite in US English:

in capite

adverbɪn ˈkapɪteɪ

historical

1In chief; directly from the Crown.
2"tenure in capite": tenure by which land was held immediately of the Crown.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). From post-classical Latin in capite (in tenere in capite to hold (of the king) in chief from classical Latin tenēre to hold + in + capite, ablative of caput head: see caput).

词汇	in capite
释义	Definition of in capite in English: in capite adverb ɪn ˈkapɪteɪ historical 1In chief; directly from the Crown. 2"tenure in capite": tenure by which land was held immediately of the Crown. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). From post-classical Latin in capite (in tenere in capite to hold (of the king) in chief from classical Latin tenēre to hold + in + capite, ablative of caput head: see caput). Definition of in capite in US English: in capite adverbɪn ˈkapɪteɪ historical 1In chief; directly from the Crown. 2"tenure in capite": tenure by which land was held immediately of the Crown. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Fitzherbert (d. 1531). From post-classical Latin in capite (in tenere in capite to hold (of the king) in chief from classical Latin tenēre to hold + in + capite, ablative of caput head: see caput).
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