pignus
noun
pig·nus ˈpignəs
pluralpignora -nərə
Roman & civil law
: a pledge or pawn arising where a creditor has power of sale and takes possession for security
Word History
Etymology
Latin pigner-, pignor-, pignus pledge, stake
pignus
noun
pig·nus ˈpignəs
pluralpignora -nərə
Roman & civil law
: a pledge or pawn arising where a creditor has power of sale and takes possession for security
Word History
Etymology
Latin pigner-, pignor-, pignus pledge, stake
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