dreng
noun
variants or less commonly drengh
ˈdreŋ
plural -s
old English law
: a free tenant especially in ancient Northumbria who held under a partly military and partly servile form of tenure antedating the Norman conquest
Word History
Etymology
Middle English dreng, dring, from Old English dreng warrior, from Old Norse drengr young man, valiant man; akin to Middle Irish dringid he steps, Russian derzhat' to hold, Latin firmus firm
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