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villeinage

/ˈvɪl.ɪ.nɪdʒ/

Übersetzung: Historisches Substantiv, das den Rechtsstatus oder die Abhängigkeit eines Villans oder leibeigenen Bauern bezeichnet, sowie den Besitz von Land durch einen Villan.

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noun

/ˈvɪl.ɪ.nɪdʒ/C2formalveraltet
  • deHistorisches Substantiv, das den Rechtsstatus oder die Abhängigkeit eines Villans oder leibeigenen Bauern bezeichnet, sowie den Besitz von Land durch einen Villan.

A historical noun referring to the legal status or condition of servitude of a villein or feudal serf, as well as the tenure by which a villein held land.

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  1. Legal status of a villeinC2formalbritish

    The condition or legal status of being a villein, a feudal serf bound to a lord's land.

    deStatus eines Hörigen

    • Villeinage was a common legal status in medieval England.
    • The lord could not easily free a peasant from villeinage.
    • Historians study villeinage to understand feudal society.

    Synonymebondageserfdomthraldomvassalage

  2. Land tenure of a villeinC2formalbritish

    The system or tenure by which a villein held land from a lord, typically in exchange for labor and services.

    deVillanlehen

    • Under villeinage, the serf worked the lord's fields in return for a small plot.
    • The terms of villeinage were strictly enforced by the manor court.
    • Villeinage gradually declined after the Black Death.
Formen
  • villeinages plural form
  • villeinages' possessive plural form
  • villeinage's possessive singular form
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