| 释义 |
toft
\ˈtäft also ˈtȯft\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English, from Old Norse topt, tupt
1. Britain
a.
(1) : a site for a dwelling and its outbuildings : homestead
(2) : a usually enclosed garden plot attached to a homestead
b. : an entire holding comprising a homestead together with additional usually arable land
2. Britain : an isolated hill or elevation : a knoll suitable for a building site |