Definition of acreman in English:

acreman

noun ˈeɪkəmən

historical

A cultivator of the ground, a farmer; a ploughman; specifically †a manorial tenant; (Scottish) a person who rents a piece of ground of a Scottish acre or more.

Old English. From acre + man. Compare Middle Dutch ackerman, Middle Low German ackerman, Old High German ackarman, Old Icelandic akrmaðr.

nounˈeɪkəmən

historical

A cultivator of the ground, a farmer; a ploughman; specifically †a manorial tenant; (Scottish) a person who rents a piece of ground of a Scottish acre or more.

Old English. From acre + man. Compare Middle Dutch ackerman, Middle Low German ackerman, Old High German ackarman, Old Icelandic akrmaðr.

词汇	acreman
释义	Definition of acreman in English: acreman noun ˈeɪkəmən historical A cultivator of the ground, a farmer; a ploughman; specifically †a manorial tenant; (Scottish) a person who rents a piece of ground of a Scottish acre or more. Origin Old English. From acre + man. Compare Middle Dutch ackerman, Middle Low German ackerman, Old High German ackarman, Old Icelandic akrmaðr. Definition of acreman in US English: acreman nounˈeɪkəmən historical A cultivator of the ground, a farmer; a ploughman; specifically †a manorial tenant; (Scottish) a person who rents a piece of ground of a Scottish acre or more. Origin Old English. From acre + man. Compare Middle Dutch ackerman, Middle Low German ackerman, Old High German ackarman, Old Icelandic akrmaðr.
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