Laird (noun)

A Scottish landowner, especially one who is a member of the nobility or gentry.

Origin:

From middle english laird, from old english landrǣdere "land manager, reeve", from land "land" + rǣdere "ruler, manager".

Examples:

1. The laird of the estate was a wealthy businessman.
2. The laird was known for being a strict but fair landlord.
3. The laird hosted an annual hunting party for his guests.
4. The laird's castle was a popular tourist attraction.
5. The laird's daughter was renowned for her beauty and charm.