Vassal or Vasall
Learn the correct spelling “vassal” and why “vasall” is wrong.
vasall
Incorrect spelling - “Vasall” is a misspelling with flipped letters.
"vasall" is a common misspelling of "vassal". Always use "vassal" when referring to the correct word.
vassal
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Vassal” means a person under the protection of a lord in a feudal system.
Definition of vassal
"vassal": “Vassal” means a person under the protection of a lord in a feudal system.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for vassal
- • subject
- • servant
- • subordinate
Usage Examples
"Correct:" He served as a vassal to the king.
"Correct:" The vassal pledged loyalty.
"Correct:" Medieval vassals held land from lords.
"Correct:" A vassal owed service in return for land.
"Incorrect:" He served as a vasall.
"Incorrect:" The vasall pledged loyalty.
"Incorrect:" Medieval vasalls held land.
"Incorrect:" A vasall owed service.
Notes:
- • Double 's', not double 'l'.
- • Commonly misspelled in history essays.
- • Vassal is often used in historical or feudal contexts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Vassal.
Q: Is 'vasall' correct?
A: No, it is incorrect.
Q: Meaning of vassal?
A: A person under a lord's protection.
Q: Example sentence?
A: The vassal served his lord faithfully.
Q: Can vassal be used today?
A: Rarely, mostly in historical context.
Summary
""Vassal" is correct and refers to someone serving a lord; 'vasall' is always wrong. Use 'vassal' for clarity in historical writing."