Gemot

or GEMOTE. (Saxon, from gemettand, to meet or assemble; Law Lat. gemotum). An assembly; a mote or moot, meeting, or public assembly. The folcgemot, or general assembly of the people; the shiregemot, or county court; the burggemot, or borough court; the hundredgemot, or hundred court; the haligemot, or court baron; the halmote, a convention of citizens in their public hall; the holymote, or holy court; the swainmote, or forest court; the wardmote, or ward court.

Cunningham.