Definition
Definition of cottier - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historical tenantDated UK tenant of a small house and plot of land in rural areasDated UK
- The cottier managed his plot and small livestock as part of his tenancy agreement..
2.
Irish farmerDated UK peasant farming a small plot in IrelandDated UK
- The cottier paid rent for his smallholding.
Origin of cottier
French, cottier (tenant farmer)
Examples of cottier in a sentence
In the 19th century, many cottiers lived in rural Ireland. The cottier struggled to make ends meet on his small farm. Many cottiers faced harsh conditions during the famine.
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- French:tenancier d'une petite exploitation, petit fermier irlandais, ...
- German:Kleinpächter, Kleinbauer, ...
- Italian:affittuario, contadino irlandese, ...
- Spanish:colono, campesino irlandés, ...
- Portuguese:colono, camponês, ...
- Chinese:佃农, 小农, ...
- Japanese:コティア, 小作農, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَأْجِرُ مَنْزِلٍ صَغِير, فَلَّاح أَيْرْلَنْدِي صَغِير, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹכֵר, אִיכָּר, ...
- Russian:крестьянин, мелкий фермер, ...
- Ukrainian:орендар, дрібний фермер, ...
- Hindi:कॉटियर, किसान, ...
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