manorial
məˈnɔːriəl
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Definition of manorial - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

estateTECH.relating to a manor or the system of manorialismTECH.
  • The manorial court handled disputes among villagers.
  • They examined the manorial records in the county archive.
  • Manorial rights once governed common grazing on those fields.
feudal lordly
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Origin of manorial

Medieval Latin, manerium (manor) + alis (pertaining to)

Terms with manorial included in their meaning

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historical record
official record of a manorial court's proceedings
legal
register of land holdings in a manorial court
colonial landowner
landholder with manorial rights in Dutch colonial New York

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  1. French:seigneurial, ...
  2. German:herrschaftlich, ...
  3. Italian:manoriale, ...
  4. Spanish:señorial, ...
  5. Portuguese:senhorial, ...
  6. Chinese:庄园的, ...
  7. Japanese:荘園の, ...
  8. Arabic:إِقْطَاعِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָנוֹרִי, ...
  10. Russian:поместный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:маноріальний, ...
  12. Hindi:मैनोरियल, ...

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