emblements

em·ble·ments

Law cultivated growing crops which are produced annually
the profits from such crops

Origin of emblements

Middle English enblaymentez from Old French emblaement (sing.) from emblaer from en- (L in) + blee, grain from West Germanic base akin to German blatt, leaf, Middle Dutch blat, blade

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emblements

plural noun

The crops or products of the land legally belonging to a tenant.

Origin of emblements

From Middle English emblaiment from Old French emblaement from emblaer to sow with grain from Medieval Latin imblādāre Latin in- in ; see en- ¹. Medieval Latin blādum, blādium grain ( of Germanic origin ; see bhel-³ in Indo-European roots.)

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Noun

plural form of emblement

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