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serf

/sɜːf/

Traduction: Personne attachée à une terre et soumise à un seigneur féodal, en particulier au Moyen Âge; paysan dépendant, ni totalement libre ni esclave.

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/sɜːf/C2formalobsolète
  • frPersonne attachée à une terre et soumise à un seigneur féodal, en particulier au Moyen Âge; paysan dépendant, ni totalement libre ni esclave.

A person who was bound to the land and owned by a feudal lord, particularly during the Middle Ages.

  1. Feudal laborerB2formal

    In medieval times, a person who was legally bound to work on a lord's estate and could not leave without permission.

    frSerf (au sens féodal)

    • The serf worked the land from dawn until dusk.
    • A serf could not marry without the lord's consent.
    • Many serfs lived in poverty and had few rights.

    Synonymespeasantthrallvillein

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  • serfs plural form
  • serfs' possessive plural form
  • serf's possessive singular form
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