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villar, n. and a. rare.|ˈvɪlə(r)|
[ad. L. villāris, f. villa villa: see -ar.]
a. n. A peasant holding land in the feudal vill; a villein.
b. adj. Pertaining or relating to, concerned with, the feudal vill or vills.
1874A. P. Forbes S. Ninian & S. Kentigern Notes 313 Stephen gave his forest of Furness..a fishery at Lancaster, and one or two villars with their property. 1897Maitland Domesday & Beyond 13 Manorial and fiscal geography interferes with physical and villar geography. |