carucate
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English
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Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.3
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1.4
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Etymology
From Low
Latin
carucata
(
“
plough
”
)
. Compare French
charrue
(
“
plough
”
)
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Noun
carucate
(
plural
carucates
)
(
archaic
)
The
area
of land able to be
ploughed
in a
day
by a
team
of eight
oxen
.
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See also
oxgang
/
bovate
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