A more thorough explanation:

FELE

Fele means "feel" in Law French. It is also an archaic term meaning faithful or truthful, which is also known as "feal".

There are no specific examples given for the term "fele", but an example of the use of "feal" could be:

"The knight was known for his feal service to the king."

This means that the knight was known for being faithful and loyal to the king.

The term "fele" is not commonly used in modern English, but it is important to understand its meaning in historical and legal contexts.