Canadian French Meaning of manors
manoirs
Other Canadian French words related to manoirs
- châteaux
- domaines
- haciendas
- manoirs
- palais
- villas
- châteaux
- Salles
- foyers
- maisons
- boîtiers
- logement
- manoirs
- Presbytères
- Résidences
- demeures
- aigles
- Maisons de campagne
- domiciles
- logements
- grandes maisons
- habitations
- foyers
- nids
- serviettes hygiéniques
- penthouses
- places
- quartiers
- toits
- salons
- sites
- suites
- maisons en rangée
Nearest Words of manors
Definitions and Meaning of manors in English
manors
the house or hall of an estate, a landed estate, a unit of English rural territorial organization, such a unit in the Middle Ages consisting of an estate under a lord enjoying a variety of rights over land and tenants including the right to hold court, born into circumstances of wealth and privilege, one granted to a feudal lord, a usually large estate, a tract of land in North America occupied by tenants who pay a fixed rent in money or kind to the proprietor
FAQs About the word manors
manoirs
the house or hall of an estate, a landed estate, a unit of English rural territorial organization, such a unit in the Middle Ages consisting of an estate under
châteaux,domaines,haciendas,manoirs,palais,villas,châteaux,Salles,foyers,maisons
No antonyms found.
manor houses => manoirs, mano a mano => face à face, mannishness => virilité, mannikins => Mannequins, mannerless => pas poli,
