commonty
noun
com·mon·ty
\ˈkäməntē\
Definition of commonty
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1 : a right of ownership in land held in common by two or more persons and under certain servitudes; also : the land itself
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Origin and Etymology of commonty
Middle English comunete, comountee, from Middle French comuneté — more at community
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