boedelhouder
noun
boe·del·hou·der
ˈbüdᵊlˌhau̇də(r)
plural -s
: an administrator or a trustee of a boedelhouding
Word History
Etymology
Dutch, from boedel property (from Middle Dutch) + houder holder, from houden to hold (from Middle Dutch) + -er; akin to Old Norse bōl farm, abode and to Old High German holtan to hold