Manorial (adjective)

Relating to or characteristic of a manor, especially a feudal manor in medieval Europe.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'manorialis' meaning 'of or pertaining to a manor.'.

Examples:

1. The manorial system was the economic and social organization of medieval Europe.
2. The manorial records provide valuable information about the lives of ordinary people in the Middle Ages.
3. The manorial court was the main source of justice for the residents of the manor.
4. The manorial estate was self-sufficient, with the lord providing for the needs of his tenants.
5. The manorial architecture can still be seen in the remains of old castles and manor houses.