Tenere
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
To hold.
Tenendum
For holding; to hold. A word once in use to express the tenure by which an estate was to be enjoyed. i See Deed. 2.
Teneri.
To be held; to be bound. The part of a bond in which the obligor declares himself "to be held and firmly bound " to the obligee. Tenet. He holds.
Tenuit.
He held. Words once used to state the tenure in actions of waste; the latter, where the estate had ended and damages only were sought.^