Obs. rare–1. In letage. [f. LET v.1 + -AGE.] The action or process of letting.
1530. Bury Wills (Camden), 249. Too melche nete to be leten by ye churchwardens for the tyme beyng, and halfe part of the mony comyng yeerly of the letage of the sayd nete to go to [etc.].
