tallage (redirected from tallaged)

tal·lage  (tlj)

n.

An occasional tax levied by the Anglo-Norman kings on crown lands and royal towns.

tr.v. tal·laged, tal·lag·ing, tal·lag·es

To levy a tax on.

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[Middle English taillage, from Old French, from taillier, to cut, tax; see tailor.]

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tallage

(in the feudal system) a compulsory tax paid to a lord by a tenant.

See also: Dues and Payment