cantred
noun
can·tred
ˈkan‧ˌtred
variants or cantref
-ev
plural -s
: an obsolete Welsh territorial unit composed of a hundred trefs : hundred
Word History
Etymology
Middle English cantrede, candrede from Medieval Latin cantredus, candredus, modification (probably influenced by Medieval Latin hundredus hundred, division of an England country) of Middle Welsh cantref, from cant hundred + tref home, town; akin to Latin centum hundred and to Old English thorp village
- home brews
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- home economics
- home economist
- home edition
- home equity loan
- home factor
- home field
- home folks
- home free
- home freezer
- home fries
- home from home
- home front
- farm
- farm animals
- farm belt
- farm bloc
- farm labor camp
- farm loan bond
- farm management