Definition
Definition of toft - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
homestead landRare UK homestead with house, outbuildings, and attached land, often historicalRare UK
- The old toft still marks the edge of the village.
2.
historyRare UK dwelling with rights to common landRare UK
- The toft included grazing rights on the common.
Images of toft

dwelling with rights to common land
Origin of toft
Old Norse, topt (homestead)
Examples of toft in a sentence
They toured the ancient toft during the history walk. The toft was passed down through generations. Owning a toft was a sign of status in medieval times.
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- French:terrain ancestral, habitation avec droits sur les terres communes, ...
- German:Hofstelle, Toft, ...
- Italian:masseria, abitazione con diritti su terreni comuni, ...
- Spanish:solar, casa con derechos comunales, ...
- Portuguese:quintal, habitação, ...
- Chinese:宅基地, 农庄, ...
- Japanese:屋敷地, トフト, ...
- Arabic:مَسْكَن, مسكن بحقوق في الأرض المشتركة, ...
- Hebrew:נַחֲלָה, מִשְׁכָּן עִם זְכוּיוֹת, ...
- Russian:усадьба, тофта, ...
- Ukrainian:тофт, товт, ...
- Hindi:टोफ्ट, ...
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