Land leases

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feminine plural noun / archaism (administration / economy)

Definition

An archaic plural form or rare regional variant for taxes, obligations, rents, or sums of money owed under a medieval leasing or agricultural exploitation contract.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • Land leases
  • Agricultural rents

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Feminine noun, primarily utilized in its structural plural form with standard genitive inflections.
Formation Phonetic adaptation of the financial root word linked to agricultural leasing mechanisms.
Spelling / Pronunciation [a.ˈrin.de]
Source Glossary of Medieval Administrative Documents and Legal Lexicons

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: În catastiful vătafului erau înscrise toate acele arinde pe care țăranii trebuiau să le achite înainte de iarnă.

EN: In the bailiff's ledger were written all those leases that the peasants had to pay before winter.

RO: Plata acestor arinde se făcea parțial în bani de argint și parțial în produse agricole din noua recoltă.

EN: The payment of these rents was done partly in silver coins and partly in agricultural products from the new harvest.

RO: Vechile hrisoave domnești reglementau cu strictețe disputele apărute din cauza unor arinde neplătite la termen.

EN: The old princely charters strictly regulated the disputes columns arisen because of some leases not paid on time.

Idioms & Phrases

Plată de arinde / Lease payment

RO: Achitarea dărilor anuale pentru dreptul de a folosi și recolta pământurile boierești.

EN: The settlement of annual dues for the right to use and harvest the boyar lands.

Arinde de moșie / Estate rents

RO: Sumele totale strânse de administratori de pe întreaga suprafață a unei proprietăți funciare.

EN: The total sums gathered by managers from the entire surface area of a land property.

Scutire de arinde / Exemption from leases

RO: Privilegiu domnesc rar prin care o comunitate sau o mănăstire era scutită de plata taxelor de exploatare.

EN: A rare princely privilege through which a community or a monastery was exempted from paying exploitation taxes.

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