Definition of roture in English:

roture

(also rôture)

noun rəˈtjɔːrəˈtjʊərəˈtʃʊə

historical

1In pre-revolutionary France, Canada under the seigneurial system, and certain other places with a polity based on the French feudal system: tenure of land subject to payment of rent as opposed to feudal obligations of homage and personal service; especially in "in roture". Chiefly historical.
2As a count noun: a tract of land held in roture.
3The status of a roturier; low social rank.

Origin

Late 17th century. From Middle French, French roture status of an estate held by a commoner, estate held by a commoner, status of a commoner, estate for which rent is paid (both 1549), commoners collectively, specific use of Middle French roture breach, act of breaking from classical Latin ruptūra.

Definition of roture in US English:

roture

(also rôture)

noun

historical

1In pre-revolutionary France, Canada under the seigneurial system, and certain other places with a polity based on the French feudal system: tenure of land subject to payment of rent as opposed to feudal obligations of homage and personal service; especially in "in roture". Chiefly historical.
2As a count noun: a tract of land held in roture.
3The status of a roturier; low social rank.

Origin

Late 17th century. From Middle French, French roture status of an estate held by a commoner, estate held by a commoner, status of a commoner, estate for which rent is paid (both 1549), commoners collectively, specific use of Middle French roture breach, act of breaking from classical Latin ruptūra.

词汇	roture
释义	Definition of roture in English: roture (also rôture) noun rəˈtjɔːrəˈtjʊərəˈtʃʊə historical 1In pre-revolutionary France, Canada under the seigneurial system, and certain other places with a polity based on the French feudal system: tenure of land subject to payment of rent as opposed to feudal obligations of homage and personal service; especially in "in roture". Chiefly historical. 2As a count noun: a tract of land held in roture. 3The status of a roturier; low social rank. Origin Late 17th century. From Middle French, French roture status of an estate held by a commoner, estate held by a commoner, status of a commoner, estate for which rent is paid (both 1549), commoners collectively, specific use of Middle French roture breach, act of breaking from classical Latin ruptūra. Definition of roture in US English: roture (also rôture) noun historical 1In pre-revolutionary France, Canada under the seigneurial system, and certain other places with a polity based on the French feudal system: tenure of land subject to payment of rent as opposed to feudal obligations of homage and personal service; especially in "in roture". Chiefly historical. 2As a count noun: a tract of land held in roture. 3The status of a roturier; low social rank. Origin Late 17th century. From Middle French, French roture status of an estate held by a commoner, estate held by a commoner, status of a commoner, estate for which rent is paid (both 1549), commoners collectively, specific use of Middle French roture breach, act of breaking from classical Latin ruptūra.
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