parage
noun
ˈparij,
pəˈräzh
plural -s
: equality of condition, blood, or dignity
specifically : equality between persons (as brothers) one of whom holds a part of a fee of the other, does homage to the lord paramount, and is responsible for the whole service of the fee
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French parage, perage, from par, per equal (from Latin par) + -age