perduellion
/ˌpəːdjuːˈɛljən/ /ˌpəːdjuːˈɛlɪən/Roman Law and Scottish Law. Now historical
noun
High treason.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Bellenden (c1495–a1548), poet and translator. From classical Latin perduelliōn-, perduelliō treason from perduellis + -iō.
- alter idem
- alterity
- altern
- alternacy
- alternal
- alternance
- alternant
- alternanthera
- Alternaria
- alternate
- alternate angles
- alternate current
- alternate-day
- alternate generation
- alternate-leaved
- alternately
- alternateness
- alternate-pinnate
- alternatim
- alternating current
- alternating gradient
- alternating group
- alternatingly
- alternating series
- alternation