do
do 〈拉〉(古法)我授予(采邑)；我赠与(不动产)(→dedi)
DO
do dico addico
do, dico, addico (doh, dI-koh, [schwa]-dI-koh ordik-oh, [schwa]-dik-oh). [Latin] I give, I say, I adjudge. • These formal words were spoken by the Roman praetor in the exercise of his jurisdiction on certain days, such as dies fasti. They could not be officially spoken on dies nefasti. Do refers to the granting of actions, exceptions,
do
do (doh). [Latin] Hist. I give. • This term was considered the oldest and aptest way to effect a feoffment and gift.
do lego
do, lego (doh, lee-goh). [Latin] Hist. I give and bequeath. • In Roman law, this was the phrase used to make a bequest.