wer·geld 
(wûrgĕld′) also wer·gild or were·gild (-gĭld′)
(wûrgĕld′) also wer·gild or were·gild (-gĭld′)n.
In Anglo-Saxon and Germanic law, a price set upon a person's life on the basis of rank and paid as compensation by the family of a slayer to the kindred or lord of a slain person to free the culprit of further punishment or obligation and to prevent a blood feud.
[Middle English wargeld, from Old English wergeld : wer, man; see wī-ro- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots + geld, payment.]
- discourteousness
- discourtesy
- discover
- discoverable
- discoverer
- discovery
- discredit
- discreditable
- discreditably
- discreet
- discreetly
- discreetness
- discrepancy
- discrepant
- discrepantly
- discrete
- discretely
- discreteness
- discrete variable
- discretion
- discretional
- discretionally
- discretionarily
- discretionary
- discretionary account