aratory

[From Lat. arator = a ploughman.] Contributing to tillage. (Johnson.) a-rā-trăm, s. [Latin = a plough.] aratrum terræ. [Literally = a plough of the land.] Scots Law : As much land as can be tilled with one plough. ( Jacob : Law Dict., ed. Tomlins, 1797.) är-a-tür-a těr-ræ. [ Lit. = a ploughing of the land.] The service which the tenant is to do for his lord in ploughing the land. ( Jacob : Law Dict ., ed. Tomlins.) aracaunos.