feodary
noun
feo·da·ry
ˈfyüdərē
plural -es
1
a
: a feudal tenant : vassal
b
: subject, dependent, servant
2
: an officer of the ancient English Court of Wards appointed to receive rents
3
[influenced in meaning by Latin foeder-, foedus league] obsolete : confederate, accomplice
4
[Middle English, from Medieval Latin feodarium, from feodum + Latin -arium -ary] : a book compiling the details of feudal duties and services
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Medieval Latin feodarius, from feodum + Latin -arius -ary