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copyhold

/ˈkɒp.i.həʊld/

Tradução: Forma histórica de posse de terra na Inglaterra, em que o camponês recebia um lote do senhor do feudo em troca de serviços agrícolas, registrada nos livros do tribunal senhorial.

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noun

/ˈkɒp.i.həʊld/C2formalbritishobsoleto
  • ptForma histórica de posse de terra na Inglaterra, em que o camponês recebia um lote do senhor do feudo em troca de serviços agrícolas, registrada nos livros do tribunal senhorial.

A historical form of land tenure in England, where a parcel of land was granted to a peasant by the lord of the manor in exchange for agricultural services.

  1. Medieval land tenureC2formalbritish

    A historical English land tenure system where a tenant held land from a lord of the manor, recorded in the manor's court roll, in exchange for agricultural services or rent.

    ptCopyhold

    • The farmer held the land by copyhold, paying rent to the lord of the manor.
    • Copyhold tenure was gradually replaced by freehold in the 19th century.
    • The manor court roll documented all copyhold agreements.
Formas
  • copyholds plural form
  • copyholds' possessive plural form
  • copyhold's possessive singular form