urbarialadj.

Etymology: < German (now hist.) Urbarium register of landed property (1610 in plural Urbarien ; formerly also occasionally in Latinate plural Urbaria ) and its etymon post-classical Latin urbarium, in same sense (1385 in a continental, probably German, source; < German (now hist.) Urbar landed property, revenue from landed property, register of landed property (Middle High German urbar , lit. ‘something which produces a yield or revenue’: see below) + classical Latin -ium -y suffix⁴) + -al suffix¹.Middle High German urbar , German Urbar is cognate with or formed similarly to Middle Dutch ōrbaer , ōrbāre , oorbaer , oirbāre revenue, yield, advantage, profit, (rare) property which yields an income (Dutch (now historical and regional (West Flanders)) oorbaar usefulness, profit, advantage, (only in voor mijn oorbaar ) use, usufruct), Middle Low German ōrbȫr , ōrbār , ōrbūr profit, advantage, yield, revenue, property which yields an income, feudal property, register of landed property, feudal payment < a Germanic prefixed verb, the reflex of which is seen in Old High German arberan , erberan , irberan to yield, produce, bring forth (Middle High German erbern ), Gothic usbairan to carry out < the Germanic base of or- prefix + the Germanic base of bear v.¹