- furnage
- Fees exacted from tenants for the use of the oven or bakehouse of the lord of the manor.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
furnage
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Furnage — See Fornagium … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
furnage — fur·nage … English syllables
furnage — See fornagium four … Black's law dictionary
furnage — See fornagium four … Black's law dictionary
furnage — ˈfərnij noun ( s) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French fornage, from forn, for, four oven (from Latin furnus) + age; akin to Latin formus warm more at warm … Useful english dictionary
Fornagium — Latin term for payment to a lord for the obligation to use his oven; it was also a payment for the right to use one s own oven. The anglicised version of fornagium is furnage . [< Lat. furnus = an oven] Cf. Banality … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
fornagium — Same as furnage … Ballentine's law dictionary
fornage — see furnage … Useful english dictionary
