Land held of a superior; land let out to tenants; also, the profits of such land.

Chiefly Scottish and Irish English (northern). A lease of land or property; the duration of such a lease. Cf. tack, n.2 2. Now rare.

A piece of property for which rent is charged or paid; an apartment for rent; (in plural) a number of tenements or houses let out to others…

The holding of a tenant; a piece of land, a dwelling-house, or the like, held by a tenant under the landlord. Also transferred. Obsolete.

Sometimes more or less concretely: A leasehold tenement, a farm. Scottish.

That which is held by a tenant. A holding, a tenement, n. Obsolete.

= tenancy, n. 3a.

Rent, rental charge; renting. Also: something which is rented.