A farm or the land and buildings that constitute a farm, especially one held as a property or lease.
From 'farm' + 'hold' (meaning possession or tenure of land). The compound reflects medieval and feudal land terminology, where 'hold' referred to a property held under certain conditions, as in 'leasehold' and 'freehold'.
This word preserves archaic English land law terminology—'hold' appears in 'leasehold' and 'freehold,' terms still used in property law today. Farmhold is a rare word that directly connects modern farming to feudal property concepts.
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