- landágende
- adj owning land
Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
landágende
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landagende — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landagende — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landagende, landhlaford, or landrica — /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landagende, landhlaford, or landrica — /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landhlaford — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landrica — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landhlaford — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
landrica — landagende, landhlaford, or landrica /laendeyjand/ Isndl6rd/l?end(h)laevard/laendraka/ In Saxon law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil. + landhlaford /landlord/ In old English law, a proprietor of land; lord of the soil … Black's law dictionary
