Aangedeijlt, aengedeijlt: received from share, distribution
Absenten: absent
Abuseren: make a mistake
Acquireren: acquire, receive, to buy
Acte van gifte: act of gift of immovable goods, property
Acte van partagie: act of distribution
Actum: dealt with at a specified time
Ad opus jus habentium: in favor of the rightful claimant
Admitteren: permit, accept
Advenant: proportionately
Adverteren: announce
Aaenkomende: one who is to take a post or service
Aenleggeren: he who subpoenas in a law suit
Aenpaert: a share
Aerdgange: terrain, region, as a fully considered part of a larger part
Affectatie: seizure, allotment, greediness, to give permission to take charge in the disposition of goods, affectation
Affecte: feeling, affection
Affecteren: to feel
Affixie: attachment
Afgesetenen: not a habitant, citizen of a village
Afgewonnen goed: received goods by verdict
Afmeijnen: dismiss a former buyer due to a higher bid
Afzaeij: to harvest his last seeded crop
Aggreatie: permission
Aaggre�ren: approve
Allodiael: not feudal, free of feudal duties, obligations
Allodiaele goederen: goods free of feudal obligations
Amende: fine (penalty)
Amenden: acknowledgement of fine
Amman, amptman: official for the feudal lord
Amortisatione: bringing goods in the hands of the clergy
Amoveren: remove
Ampel, ample: ample
Apendentie: belonging to
Aposthileren: examine a document and the needy border markings
Apostille: writings in the border of the page
Appliceren: apply
Approberen: approve
Assigneren: written indication another person can pay for a security
Assisteren: assist
Authoriseren: authorize
Avanceren: make an advance in money
Badstoofhouder: person who owns a bathhouse, keeps it heated
Baetae Maria: Holy Mary
Baetae Maria Virginis: Holy Virgin Mary
Baimisse, Baifmisse: St. Bavo, the 1st. of October, Payday
Balije: a part of an order of knighthood
Bavonisse: St. Bavo, the 1st. of October, Payday
Bede: request
Bedwangbaer: restrainable, controllable
Beheijmen: enclose, fence in
Bekaeren: keeping at bay, deducting from
Beleyde: seizure of immovable goods for debt
Beneficie: privilege, prerogative
Beneficie divisionis: goods evenly divided if more than one person put up bail
Beneficie excussions: privilege that exists if more than one person put up security each can be asked for an even share
Beneficie ordinis: privilege that one can not talk to the first debtor if lawfully is placed in default
Beneficie senatus consulti vellejani: this privilege is to protect women because of their rashness, lightheadedness, illness so they won't be misled in putting up bail
Beneficien: benefits, profits
Beneficien ordinis et exussionis: the right of a guarantor to dismiss a creditor as long as the debtor has gained the
privilege guarantor to talk first to the head lender
Benifieten: profits, someone who can not fulfill his obligations to the lord
Blamuser: silver mint piece
Blekbosch: oak wood with the intention to use the harvest of oak bark for tannery