Ban /ban/ (historical)

The governor of a Banˈat (also Banˈate or Bannˈat), a military district on the boundaries of the Hungarian kingdom

ban¹ /ban/

1. A prohibition
2. Sentence of banishment
3. Outlawry
4. Anathematization
5. A denunciation
6. A curse
7. A condemnation by society, etc
8. A proclamation (obsolete)

1. To forbid or prohibit
2. To curse (archaic and dialect)
3. To anathematize

To curse

ban² /ban/

A Romanian and Moldovan monetary unit, 1/100 of a leu

ban³ /ban/ (historical)

1. In feudal England, the calling of the younger vassals for military service
2. Those so called
3. In the Prussian Army, each of two divisions of the army reserve

arrière-ban /ar-i-ār-banˈ or (French) ar-yer-bã/

In feudal England, the reserve or older vassals liable for military service

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