serf
41serf — sÉœrf /sÉœËf n. indentured servant, vassal, servant who is bound to a feudal lord and can be transferred with the estate; slave, person held in bondage …
42SERF — Servi filio, servus fecit …
43serf — noun (in the feudal system) an agricultural labourer who was tied to working on his lord s estate. Derivatives serfage noun serfdom noun Origin C15 (in the sense slave ): from OFr., from L. servus slave …
44SERF — abbr. Solar Energy Research Facility …
45serf — n. Slave (attached to the soil), bondman, thrall, bond servant, villein …
46serf — noun (C) someone in former times who lived and worked on land that they did not own and who had to obey the owner of this land compare slave 1 (1) …
47Serf — A semi free peasant who works his lord s demesne and pays him certain dues in return for the use of land, the possession (not ownership) of which is heritable. These dues, usually called corvee, are almost in the form of labor on the lord s land …
48serf — n 1. helot, villein, vassal, peon, (in pre Nor man England) ceorl, Obs. churl. 2. slave, bondman, bond slave, chattel, chattel slave, indentured servant, servant, thrall, Hist, or Archaic. theow …
49Serf — In England s Dark Ages, they were the lowest state of slavery. The master, whose land they tilled and lived on, fed and clothed them, but the fruits of their labor belonged to the master. See Tallage …
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50serf — nm. sêê (Albanais) …