geld-acre
geld-acre noun: a unit of land equivalent to an acre counted not by its physical area, but as a unit for calculating the king's geld.
Noun
geld-acre (plural geld-acres)
- A unit of land equivalent to an acre counted not by its physical area, but as a unit for calculating the king's geld.
Forms of geld-acre
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Questions about geld-acre
- What does geld-acre mean?
- Geld-acre means a unit of land equivalent to an acre counted not by its physical area, but as a unit for calculating the king's geld.
- What part of speech is geld-acre?
- Geld-acre is a noun.
- What is the plural of geld-acre?
- The plural of geld-acre is geld-acres.
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