- Carūca
Carūca (Schiffsw.), so v.w. Carake.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Carūca
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socagium idem est quod servitium socs; et soca, idem est quod caruca — /sakeyj(iy)am aydam est sarvish(iy)am sowsiy, et sowka, aydam est kwod kahruwka/ Socage is the same as service of the soc; and soc is the same thing as a plow … Black's law dictionary
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Carucate — Land which could be ploughed in one year with eight oxen. The OldEngl. term was plogland. [< Lat. carucata < caruca = a plough] Cf. Carucage … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Co-aration — Lit. co ploughing . Modern term for the practice of AS settlers of working together in groups larger than the family. A plough team of eight oxen was too costly for one family to own and maintain; the heavy plough itself, the caruca, was also… … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
Eleemosyna carucarum — Lit. plough alms . The penny given at Easter for each plough within a village. Cf. Caruca … Dictionary of Medieval Terms and Phrases
