Stong
name, noun ·1 syllable ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
- 1 An area of land equivalent to a quarter of an acre; a rood; a stang. historical, obsolete
"[…] with other 3 stong of land called Orchortofts, the which Humphrey Greyfe holds by year, paying therefore . . . . . Also for farm of 2 acres pasture, lying in Wythorne - tofts, the which William Fysher holds by year . . . . . Also for farm of one stong of land lying in Algarkyke,[…]"
- 1 A surname.
Synonyms
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More examples"[…] with other 3 stong of land called Orchortofts, the which Humphrey Greyfe holds by year, paying therefore . . . . . Also for farm of 2 acres pasture, lying in Wythorne - tofts, the which William Fysher holds by year . . . . . Also for farm of one stong of land lying in Algarkyke,[…]"
Etymology
A form of stang (“staff; unit of land measure”).
Variant of Stang.
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