manslot
/ˈmanzlɒt/(also manlot) Now historical
noun
A smallholding similar in size to a bovate; (especially in early medieval Norfolk) such a smallholding given to a Danish soldier upon settlement.
Origin
Old English. From early Scandinavian, with the second element perhaps assimilated to lot. In form manesloth re-formed from the genitive of man + lot; in form manlot re-formed from man + lot.
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