turbary
1 of 2noun
tur·ba·ry
ˈtərbərē
plural -es
1
: the ground where turf or peat may be dug especially for fuel : peat bog
2
: an easement under English law to dig turf or peat on a common or on another's land
turbary
2 of 2adjective
"
: of, relating to, or constituting hogs or sheep domesticated in prehistoric times
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Middle English, from Medieval Latin turbaria, from turba turf, peat (of Germanic origin; akin to Old English turf) + Latin -aria -ary
Adjective
turbary entry 1; from the fact that the remains of such sheep are found in turbaries of the period
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