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Definition of pecuniary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pecuniary is as below...
Pecuniary
(a.)
Relating
to
money;
monetary;
as, a
pecuniary
penalty;
a
pecuniary
reward..
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Aid
::
Aid (v. t.) A
pecuniary
tribute
paid by a
vassal
to his lord on
special
occasions.
Account
::
Account
(n.) A
registry
of
pecuniary
transactions;
a
written
or
printed
statement
of
business
dealings
or debts and
credits,
and also of other
things
subjected
to a
reckoning
or
review;
as, to keep one's
account
at the
bank..
Vend
::
Vend (v. t.) To
transfer
to
another
person
for a
pecuniary
equivalent;
to make an
object
of
trade;
to
dispose
of by sale; to sell; as, to vend
goods;
to vend
vegetables..
Unembarrassed
::
Unembarrassed
(a.) Free from
pecuniary
difficulties
or
encumbrances;
as, he and his
property
are
unembarrassed..
Octogild
::
Octogild
(n.) A
pecuniary
compensation
for an
injury,
of eight times the value of the
thing..
Mulct
::
Mulct (n.) A fine or
penalty,
esp. a
pecuniary
punishment
or
penalty..
Mulct
::
Mulct (v. t.) To
punish
for an
offense
or
misdemeanor
by
imposing
a fine or
forfeiture,
esp. a
pecuniary
fine; to
fine..
Pecuniarily
::
Pecuniarily
(adv.)
In a
pecuniary
manner;
as
regards
money.
Self-educated
::
Self-educated
(a.)
Educated
by one's own
efforts,
without
instruction,
or
without
pecuniary
assistance
from
others..
Escuage
::
Escuage
(n.)
Service
of the
shield,
a
species
of
knight
service
by which a
tenant
was bound to
follow
his lord to war, at his own
charge.
It was
afterward
exchanged
for a
pecuniary
satisfaction.
Called
also
scutage..
Embarrass
::
Embarrass
(v. t.) To
involve
in
difficulties
concerning
money
matters;
to
incumber
with debt; to beset with
urgent
claims
or
demands;
-- said of a
person
or his
affairs;
as, a man or his
business
is
embarrassed
when he can not meet his
pecuniary
engagements..
Nummulary
::
Nummulary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to coin or
money;
pecuniary;
as, the
nummulary
talent..
Manbote
::
Manbote
(n.) A sum paid to a lord as a
pecuniary
compensation
for
killing
his man (that is, his
vassal,
servant,
or
tenant)..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(a.)
Depleted
of
money;
not
having
the means of
meeting
pecuniary
liabilities;
as, a
bankrupt
treasury..
Pecunial
::
Pecunial
(a.)
Pecuniary.
Rent
::
Rent (n.) A
certain
periodical
profit,
whether
in
money,
provisions,
chattels,
or
labor,
issuing
out of lands and
tenements
in
payment
for the use;
commonly,
a
certain
pecuniary
sum
agreed
upon
between
a
tenant
and his
landlord,
paid at fixed
intervals
by the
lessee
to the
lessor,
for the use of land or its
appendages;
as, rent for a farm, a
house,
a park, etc..
Resource
::
Resource
(n.)
Pecuniary
means;
funds;
money,
or any
property
that can be
converted
into
supplies;
available
means or
capabilities
of any
kind..
Mulctuary
::
Mulctuary
(a.)
Imposing
a
pecuniary
penalty;
consisting
of, or paid as, a
fine..
Prudential
::
Prudential
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or
dictated
or
characterized
by,
prudence;
prudent;
discreet;
sometimes,
selfish
or
pecuniary
as
distinguished
from
higher
motives
or
influences;
as,
prudential
motives..
Endow
::
Endow (v. t.) To
furnish
with money or its
equivalent,
as a
permanent
fund for
support;
to make
pecuniary
provision
for; to
settle
an
income
upon;
especially,
to
furnish
with
dower;
as, to endow a wife; to endow a
public
institution..
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