英语词汇“rodfall”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rodfall n. †(a) (in Essex) an allowance of timber given to a tenant whose land adjoins a wood, on the condition that he or she repairs the boundary fence; the custom or right of claiming this timber (obsolete); †(b) (in Kent) an area of a wood about a rod deep, having a different owner and felled at a different time (obsolete); (c) historical = roodfall n. at rood n. Compounds 2.

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rodfall1664

1664 MS. Agreement, Maldon, Essex Bdl. 97 f. 3 Parcell of land called Withers, with ye rodfall and other appurtenances.

1685 J. Keble Rep. Cases King's Bench (1908) 211 According to the custome of the countrey, viz. Essex, allowing a rodfall in the measure to the buyer who is to repair the fence.

1795 T. Astle Acct. Tenures, Customs of Great Tey 6 The tenants were allowed to take the overplus of the underwoods so cut, to their own use; and from this service grew a custom, which prevails at this day, called rod fall.

1832 J. Morton Monastic Ann. Teviotdale 308 Henry Stylle gave them an acre and four rodfalls.

1887 W. D. Parish & W. F. Shaw Dict. Kentish Dial. (at cited word) The wood belongs to Mus' Dean, but there's a rodfall joins in with Homestall.

1927 G. H. Tupling Econ. Hist. Rossendale 53 A ‘rodfall’ or ‘fall’ of land corresponded to our square pole or perch.

1970 A. N. Webb Cartulary Burscough Priory 138 Grant in free alms..by Geoffrey Bussel..of part of his land in Longton, i.e. the 5 rodfalls upon Stanfurlong granted in the preceding charter.

单词	rodfall
释义	> as lemmas rodfall rodfall n. †(a) (in Essex) an allowance of timber given to a tenant whose land adjoins a wood, on the condition that he or she repairs the boundary fence; the custom or right of claiming this timber (obsolete); †(b) (in Kent) an area of a wood about a rod deep, having a different owner and felled at a different time (obsolete); (c) historical = roodfall n. at rood n. Compounds 2. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > farming > forestry or arboriculture > lumbering > [noun] > felling trees > belt cut separately rodfall1664 1664 MS. Agreement, Maldon, Essex Bdl. 97 f. 3 Parcell of land called Withers, with ye rodfall and other appurtenances. 1685 J. Keble Rep. Cases King's Bench (1908) 211 According to the custome of the countrey, viz. Essex, allowing a rodfall in the measure to the buyer who is to repair the fence. 1795 T. Astle Acct. Tenures, Customs of Great Tey 6 The tenants were allowed to take the overplus of the underwoods so cut, to their own use; and from this service grew a custom, which prevails at this day, called rod fall. 1832 J. Morton Monastic Ann. Teviotdale 308 Henry Stylle gave them an acre and four rodfalls. 1887 W. D. Parish & W. F. Shaw Dict. Kentish Dial. (at cited word) The wood belongs to Mus' Dean, but there's a rodfall joins in with Homestall. 1927 G. H. Tupling Econ. Hist. Rossendale 53 A ‘rodfall’ or ‘fall’ of land corresponded to our square pole or perch. 1970 A. N. Webb Cartulary Burscough Priory 138 Grant in free alms..by Geoffrey Bussel..of part of his land in Longton, i.e. the 5 rodfalls upon Stanfurlong granted in the preceding charter. extracted from rodn.¹ < as lemmas
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