A person who holds alodial property; a record or register of alodial lands and their owners.
From alodial + -ary suffix for persons and documents. Alodial stems from Medieval Latin allodium, from Frankish *alod (complete property). The -ary suffix creates both agent nouns and documentary records.
An alodiary could be either a person with absolute land rights or a medieval legal document listing such properties—showing how medieval societies struggled to track who owned what without any overlord's permission.
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