leud

[ lood ]

/ lud /

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noun, plural leuds, leu·des

[loo-deez]. /ˈlu diz/.

a vassal or tenant in the early Middle Ages.

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Origin of leud

1750–60; <Medieval Latin leudēs (plural) <Germanic; compare Old English lēode,German Leute people

Words nearby leud

Leucothea, leucothoe, leucotome, leucotomy, Leuctra, leud, Leu enkephalin, leuk-, leukaemia, Leukas, leukemia