odal
odel
less commonlyodhal
orodhall
\ˈōdəl\Definition of odal
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: alodium owned by individuals or families belonging to Teutonic and especially Scandinavian peoples in the premedieval or medieval period
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Origin and Etymology of odal
Old Norse ōthal — more at atheling
odal
Definition of odal
: of, relating to, or constituting odal odal soil
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