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"wasal" auf Englisch — Polnisch-Englisch Wörterbuch | Werfen Sie einen Blick auf "wasal" auf Polnisch

wasal

Substantiv
  1. vassal
    • lennik, wasal (w średniowieczu: człowiek, który za otrzymaną ziemię lub pieniądze zobowiązany był do świadczenia usług)
  2. liege old use , liegeman
  3. feoffee
  4. feodary BrE , auch: feudary  
    Wörterbuch für Rechtsbegriffe
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Weitere Redewendungen — "wasal"

Substantiv
wąs = barb +5 Bedeutungen
wasal barona = vavasor , auch: vavassor
wasal lub najemca w okresie wczesnego średniowiecza = leud
Siehe auch: wasalstwo

ähnlich wie "wasal" auf Polnisch — Englisch-Polnisch Wörterbuch | Werfen Sie einen Blick auf "wasal" auf Englisch

Idiom
it is time somebody was moving , it's time somebody was moving = pora na kogoś, pora się zbierać
andere
It was not a problem at all. = Żaden problem.
andere
time was when , time was = były czasy, kiedy; kiedyś było tak, że; dawniej było tak
Siehe auch: tide was reversed • request was rejected • how'd it go?, how was it? • it was ever thus, 'twas ever thus • I was born in Cracow. • somebody was not born yesterday, somebody wasn't born yesterday • debate was inconclusive • draft was adopted • what happened was • somebody was born that way, somebody was made that way • party whose action was dismissed • place where performance was fulfilled • was it any use? • pay beforehand was never well served • when I was little • like there's no tomorrow, as if there was no tomorrow, as if there were no tomorrow • it was a close call • How was the party? • Which bus was that? • As I was saying,... • My wallet was stolen. • It was a pleasure. • My flight was cancelled. • How was the trip? • word was made flesh • accused was found guilty • attempt was a failure • behaviour after the offence was committed, behavior after the offence was carried out • Could you repeat that?, What was that again? • as agreed, as it was agreed, as it was established • she was put in a geriatric ward • day on which the crime was committed • day on which the suit was filed • person against whom execution was carried out