mesnality (menaliti)

Same as mesnalty. mesnalty (meʻnal-ti), n. [ And the of it otherwise would be dangerou eurate a mesnating But this mesnalty doth not extinct the Lord's tenure, but he may still charge the lands for it, albeit not the person of the tenant. Welch and Wale, 3 Keble, 554. mesne (mēn), a. [An archaic spelling of mean3 (ME. mene, E. A. Freeman , Norman Conquest, IV. 28. Mesne conveyance. See conveyance . - Mesne encumbrances, encumbrances the right of priority of which is intermediate to the dates of two other encumbrances or titles under consideration. - Mesne proce , any proce in a suit which intervenes between the original proce of writ and the final execution. - Mesne profits, the profits of an estate which accrue to a tenant in po e ion intermediate between two dates, particularly the commencement and the termination of a po e ion held without right. mesoarial (mes-o-a'ri-al), a . [ mesoarium + -al.] Of or pertaining to the mesoarium. En cyc. Brit ., XII. 660. mesoarium (mes-o-a'ri-um), n.; pl. mesoaria (-a). [NL., Gr. μέσος + φάριον, dim. of ᾠον, egg. Cf. mesovarium.] A fold of the peritoneum forming the mesentery of the ovary or genital gland of some animals, as fishes; a mesovarium. The genital glands overlie the kidneys,.. each being suspended by a fold of mesentery ( mesoarium ). Huxley and Martin , Elementary Biology, p. 53. mesoblast (mes'ō-blast), n. [ βλαστός , & germ.] The middle one of the three germinal layers of any metazoic embryo, between the epiblast and the hypoblast; the mesoderm. It corresponds to the vascular layer of an earlier nomenclature, when the other two layers were called serous and mucous. By far the greater part of the body of a metazoic animal is derived from the mesoblast. me so blastema (mes"ō-blas-tē'mä), n.; pl. me so blastemata (-ma-tä). [NL., me so blastemic (mes"ō-blas-tem'ik), a. [ mesocæcal (mes-ō-sē'kal), a. [ or edible part of fruits which lies between the epicarp and the endocarp. See cuts under drupe and endocarp. Mesocarp aceæ (mes-ō-kär-pāsē-ē), n. pl. [ NL., IMG:content-0512.png:[graphic] families of algæ into which the group Conju gatæ is divided. The sexual reproduction is by a proce of conjugation, which may be either scalariform (that is, between two or several cells of two different filaments) or lateral (that is, between two adjacent cells of same