Definition of partiary in English:

partiary

adjective ˈpɑːʃ(ə)ri

rare

Belonging to a form of land tenure whereby the landlord receives as rent a fixed share of the annual produce of a holding. historical.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin partiārius sharing or participating, associate, joint, held jointly or in common, shared, in post-classical Latin also as noun, land-tenant at a share of the crop, co-participant from parti-, alternative stem of part-, pars + -ārius. Compare Middle French partiaire (adjective) sharing gains and losses with another, especially in land tenure, (noun) tenant sharing his gains with his landlord, Old Occitan parcier, Spanish parcero, now aparcero (937 as parcera), Catalan parcer, Portuguese parceiro, Italian parziario.

Definition of partiary in US English:

partiary

adjectiveˈpɑːʃ(ə)ri

rare

Belonging to a form of land tenure whereby the landlord receives as rent a fixed share of the annual produce of a holding. historical.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin partiārius sharing or participating, associate, joint, held jointly or in common, shared, in post-classical Latin also as noun, land-tenant at a share of the crop, co-participant from parti-, alternative stem of part-, pars + -ārius. Compare Middle French partiaire (adjective) sharing gains and losses with another, especially in land tenure, (noun) tenant sharing his gains with his landlord, Old Occitan parcier, Spanish parcero, now aparcero (937 as parcera), Catalan parcer, Portuguese parceiro, Italian parziario.

单词	partiary
释义	Definition of partiary in English: partiary adjective ˈpɑːʃ(ə)ri rare Belonging to a form of land tenure whereby the landlord receives as rent a fixed share of the annual produce of a holding. historical. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin partiārius sharing or participating, associate, joint, held jointly or in common, shared, in post-classical Latin also as noun, land-tenant at a share of the crop, co-participant from parti-, alternative stem of part-, pars + -ārius. Compare Middle French partiaire (adjective) sharing gains and losses with another, especially in land tenure, (noun) tenant sharing his gains with his landlord, Old Occitan parcier, Spanish parcero, now aparcero (937 as parcera), Catalan parcer, Portuguese parceiro, Italian parziario. Definition of partiary in US English: partiary adjectiveˈpɑːʃ(ə)ri rare Belonging to a form of land tenure whereby the landlord receives as rent a fixed share of the annual produce of a holding. historical. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin partiārius sharing or participating, associate, joint, held jointly or in common, shared, in post-classical Latin also as noun, land-tenant at a share of the crop, co-participant from parti-, alternative stem of part-, pars + -ārius. Compare Middle French partiaire (adjective) sharing gains and losses with another, especially in land tenure, (noun) tenant sharing his gains with his landlord, Old Occitan parcier, Spanish parcero, now aparcero (937 as parcera), Catalan parcer, Portuguese parceiro, Italian parziario.
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