Definition
Present participle of 'attorn,' meaning the act of transferring one's loyalty and tenancy to a new lord or property owner.
Etymology
The present participle form of 'attorn' created by adding the '-ing' suffix, which developed from Old English gerund formations and became standardized for continuous or ongoing actions.
Kelly Says
In a single sentence from a medieval contract—'the tenant attorning to the new lord'—you can see the exact moment when English was shifting from formal feudal arrangements to written legal agreements, freezing these archaic verbs in permanent legal language.
Translations
BNবাংলা
স্বীকৃতি
swee-kriti
CACatalà
atorgament
a-tor-ga-ment
CSČeština
přiznání
pri-zna-ni
DADansk
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
DEDeutsch
Einräumung
ein-ra-um-ung
ELΕλληνικά
παράδοση
pa-ra-do-si
ESEspañol
representación
re-pre-sen-ta-syon
FISuomi
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
FRFrançais
déclaration d'attornment
de-kla-ra-syon da-ton-man
HIहिन्दी
स्वीकृति
svee-kriti
HUMagyar
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
IDBahasa Indonesia
pengakuan
peng-a-ku-an
ITItaliano
attornment
a-tor-n-men-to
MSBahasa Melayu
pengakuan
peng-a-ku-an
MYမြန်မာ
လူတိုင်းသူ
lu-tain-thu
NLNederlands
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
NONorsk
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
PLPolski
przyznanie
przy-zna-nie
PTPortuguês
atribuição
a-tribu-i-sau
RORomână
recunoaştere
re-co-no-aş-te-re
RUРусский
признание
pri-zna-ni-ye
SVSvenska
attornment
a-tor-n-ment
SWKiswahili
kukubali
koo-koo-ba-li
TAதமிழ்
ஒப்புக்கொள்ளுதல்
oppu-kko-llu-thal
TEతెలుగు
స్వీకారం
swee-kaaram
THไทย
การยอมรับ
gan-ya-m-rap
TLTL
pag-aangkin
pa-ga-an-kin
UKУкраїнська
признання
pri-zna-nya
VITiếng Việt
công nhận
cong-nhan
ZUZU
ukuthula
oo-koo-thoo-la