Noun:

तोटा, संधींचा फायदा घेण्यास असमर्थता, नाश, धूप, कचरा रूपांतरण, प्रचंड पसरला, कचरा, क्षय, नष्ट करा, अत्यंत, घसारा, नासधूस,

Verb:

खुवान, हानी, दुखावणे, खचून जातात, हरवले, कमकुवत, पाण्यात टाका, पाणी, नष्ट करणे, नाश, क्षय, कचरा मध्ये बदला, कचरा, नष्ट करा, अनावश्यक खर्च करा, अपयशी, हलका करा, चांगले करण्यास असमर्थ असणे, वाईट जा, शिवीगाळ, जगणे,

Adjective:

वाचा, अनाकर्षक आणि जवळजवळ आळशी, निरुपयोगी पडले, नष्ट केले, अनधिकृत स्थितीत पडले, रद्द केले, वाया जाणे, उजाड, कचरा, निरुपयोगी, मूर्खपणा, नापीक,

wadset's Usage Examples:

When Lady Sutherland inherited the estate, there were many wadsets (a type of mortgage) on much of the land; like many Highland estates, it.

Magnus Mowat and Patrick Mowat of Bugholly and in January 1547 he acquired a wadset of the other half of those lands from Denoon of Davidston.

A wadset was a loan masked as a sale of land under right of reversion.

He already held a wadset of the royal rights; and to ensure his complete control, he referred the.

In 1659 George Sinclair, the 6th Earl of Caithness, granted the wadset of Stroma to John Kennedy of Kermuck, who had fled to the far north after.

loans were illegal, the main method of securing realty was by wadset (ME wedset).

family of Conchra, descended from Alexander MacRae who in 1677 received a wadset (mortgage) of the lands of Conchra on Loch Long, 2 kilometres (1.

consideration of a loan, to the lender (wadsetter) who on redemption would reconvey the estate to the reverser by a second charter.

In the National Archives (GD6/219) there is an extract contract of wadset (mortgage or security) between George Lauder of the Bass and Isobel Hepburne.

[citation needed] Patrick Scott and James Winraham, who held wadsets (mortgages) over Edrington, resigned "the lands of Edrington", with fishings.

tradition in the Gardyne family was that the lands and Barony had been “wadset” or pledged to raise money in defence of the country, but the more likely.

Murdo Mackay, VI of Aberach held the lands of Gnubmore in wadset as cautioner to chief Donald Mackay, 1st Lord Reay.

lands of Kylpallet, constabulary of Haddington and shire of Edinburgh, wadset to him by John Lord Hay of Yester; Done at the instance of the said Lord"s.