plowland
noun
plow·land
variants or ploughland
ˈ⸗ˌland
1
: any of various old English units of land area : carucate
division of the arable land into units called plowlands, each … composed of eight "oxgangs"
F. M. Stenton
F. M. Stenton2
a
: arable land
a third of the plowland World Report
World Report b
: a plot of such land
a green hillock at the edge of a plowland John Drinkwater
John Drinkwater
Word History
Etymology
Middle English plowlond, from plow, plough plow + land, lond land
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