Torp
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Etymology


From , from , whence also with German and Dutch .

Noun


torp
  1. (before 16th century): A solitary farm, distant from other settlements
  2. (16th century): Officially defined as a very small farm
  3. (17th century to early 20:th century): A small farm, rented from a larger land owner, where the rent was payed through work on the owner's land (dagsverken)
  4. (after the 1940's): A small cottage in the countryside
 
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