pacht

Dutch (Brabantic)

/pɑxt/

noun
Definitions
  • lease in particular of land and immovable goods

Etymology

Inherited from Middle Dutch pacht derived from Latin pactum (agreement, pact, bargain, fixed, something agreed upon, fastened, planted, means).

Origin

Latin

pactum

Gloss

agreement, pact, bargain, fixed, something agreed upon, fastened, planted, means

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