ସ୍କଟିସ୍ ଉଚ୍ଚଭୂମିରେ ଜଣେ କୃଷକ |,

Noun:

କଟର,

cottars's Usage Examples:

In 1592, the lords of Kunovice had a first register of cottars and their property made – Administrative register of the land of Ostroh.

Thousands of cottars and tenant farmers from the southern counties (Lowlands) of Scotland migrated.

resulting Lowland Clearances saw the eviction of hundreds of thousands of cottars and tenant farmers in central and southern Scotland.

In demesne is 1 plough and 4 slaves; and 4 villans and 5 bordars and 4 cottars with 3 ploughs.

the soil; cottars or cottagers (cottarii), subtenants usually holding fixed parcels of four acres (a cotland); and subcottars: small cottars (coterelli).

Crofters and Cottars in the Highlands and Islands was a royal commission and public inquiry into the condition of crofters and cottars in the Highlands.

to the 1794/1795 register there were 48 who had lands to plough and 11 cottars with own house and 45 without.

within the manor was freehold villein Lower classes of peasants, known as cottars or bordars, generally comprising the younger sons of villeins; vagabonds;.

major landholders, and the husbandmen, who were landholders, followed by cottars and grassmen, who often had only limited rights to common land and pasture.

the lands, which were owned by the Hertelendy family, were cultivated by cottars.

In the 1880s, the technical issue of how to avoid future famines or seasons of destitution in the Highlands became submerged in the political question of how to address the grievances of crofters and cottars (agricultural labourers without land).

and land occupations (which came to be known as land raids) by crofters, cottars and squatters.

1744 conscription mentions 25 villeins and 33 cottars, while in 1774 there were 56 villeins and 29 cottars living in the village.

Synonyms:

fastener, cotter pin, holdfast, fastening, fixing, cotter,

Antonyms:

urban, cosmopolitan,