1. Fidelity or faithful adherence of a tenant or vassal to the superior of whom he holds his lands, involving loyal fulfilment of all the conditions of the tenure; loyalty.

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

• feale,
• filty,
• realaty,
• lalty,
• flauty,
• feilty,
• facalty,
• feltt,
• qualty,
• wealty,
• fealed,
• feelt,
• fetlt,
• folty,
• fualts,
• fiflty,
• feltl,
• healty,
• featl,
• nearlty

• fellate,
• felled,
• flat,
• feel out,
• feat,
• fellatio,
• fault,
• Fellata,
• feldt,
• felt,
• felty,
• falter,
• feld,
• felid.

The adjective form of the word "fealty" is "faithful" or "loyal".

The plural of the "fealty" can be the "fealties".

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