1. An estate entailed, or limited in descent to a particular heir or heirs; rule of descent settled for an estate.

2. To settle the descent of lands and tenements, by gift to a man and to certain heirs specified, so that neither the donee nor any subsequent possessor can alienate or bequeath it; to fix unalienably on a person or thing, or on a person and his descendants; to involve and so lead to.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intall,
• mentil,
• entie,
• unfail,
• obtail,
• euntil,
• entar,
• inhail,
• lental,
• entaisl,
• entailes,
• gental,
• untiil,
• genteil,
• intail,
• entalls,
• enlaid,
• entairly,
• pontail,
• enemil

• lentil,
• dental,
• mental,
• rental,
• Until.

The adverb form of "entail" is "entailingly".

The adjective form of the word "entail" is "entailed".

The plural of the "entail" can be the "entails".

The singular of the "entail" can be the "entail".