serfdom

English

Etymology

serf +‎ -dom

Noun

serfdom (usually uncountable, plural serfdoms)

The state of being a serf.
The feudal system that includes serfs.

Synonyms

Translations

state of being a serf

Chinese:
Mandarin: 農奴身份, 农奴身份 (nóngnú shēnfen)
Danish: livegenskab n
Dutch: lijfeigenschap (nl) f
Estonian: pärisorjus
Finnish: maaorjuus (fi)
French: servage (fr) m
German: Leibeigenschaft (de) f, Eigenbehörigkeit f
Hungarian: jobbágyság (hu)

Lithuanian: baudžiava f
Maori: rōpātanga
Polish: pańszczyzna (pl) f
Portuguese: servidão (pt) f
Russian: крепостни́чество (ru) n (krepostníčestvo), ра́бство (ru) n (rábstvo), нево́ля (ru) f (nevólja)
Spanish: servidumbre (es) f
Swedish: livegenskap c, träldom (sv) c
Tibetan: please add this translation if you can

feudal system

Chinese:
Mandarin: 農奴制 (zh), 农奴制 (zh) (nóngnúzhì)
Czech: nevolnictví n
Danish: livegenskab n
Dutch: horigheid (nl) f
Erzya: модаречи (modareči)
Estonian: pärisorjus
Finnish: maaorjuus (fi)
French: servage (fr) m
German: Leibeigenschaft (de) f, Eigenbehörigkeit f
Hungarian: jobbágyság (hu)

Japanese: 農奴制 (のうどせい, nōdosei)
Norwegian: livegenskap (no)
Portuguese: servidão (pt) f
Russian: крепостно́е пра́во (ru) n (krepostnóje právo)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: кметство n

Roman: kmetstvo (sh) n
Spanish: servidumbre (es) f
Swedish: livegenskap c
Tibetan: please add this translation if you can

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