multure
noun
mul·ture ˈməl-chər 
Scottish usually
ˈmü-tər chiefly Scotland
: a fee for grinding grain at a mill
Word History
Etymology
Middle English multyr, from Anglo-French multure, molture, literally, grinding, from Vulgar Latin *molitura, from Latin molitus, past participle of molere to grind — more at meal
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined above