Associations to the word «Serf»
Noun
- Emancipation
- Peasant
- Peasantry
- Stile
- Cossack
- Landowner
- Vassal
- Nobles
- Plough
- Nobility
- Czar
- Tsar
- Commoner
- Burgher
- Landlord
- Proprietor
- Slave
- Proton
- Overlord
- Labourer
- Aristocracy
- Due
- Servitude
- Aristocrat
- Freeman
- Domesday
- Laborer
- Fief
- Nobleman
- Gentry
- Domination
- Artisan
- Tenant
- Mach
- Dom
- Manor
- Tithe
- Tanya
- Bondage
- Slavery
- Sheen
- Estate
- Noble
- Edict
- Manifesto
- Pasture
- Redemption
- Revolt
- Obligation
- Caste
- Citizen
- Nikolai
- Overseer
- Sparta
- Civilisation
- Russia
- Rent
- Allotment
- Auxiliary
- Debtor
- Pea
- Transylvania
- Steppe
- Freedom
- Unrest
- Tenure
- Pavel
- Cedric
- Tibet
- Forth
- Catherine
- Craftsman
- Wage
- Uprising
- Bureaucrat
- Labor
- Governorate
Adjective
Wiktionary
SERF, noun. A partially free peasant of a low hereditary class, slavishly attached to the land owned by a feudal lord and required to perform labour, enjoying minimal legal or customary rights.
SERF, noun. A similar agricultural labourer in 18th and 19th century Europe.
SERF, noun. (strategy games) A worker unit.
Dictionary definition
SERF, noun. (Middle Ages) a person who is bound to the land and owned by the feudal lord.
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