Definition of runrig in English:

runrig

noun ˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

1A thin strip of arable land held under a particular system of land tenure.
2The system of land tenure by which an area of arable land or pastureland is divided into irregular strips, each of which is then allocated by lot to a tenant on a rotation system; = rundale.

adverb ˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

With reference to the holding or allocation of land: in separate strips cultivated by different tenants.

adjective ˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

Held under or designating the system of land tenure by which an area of arable land is divided into thin strips and allocated to tenants.

Origin

Late Middle English. From run + rig. Compare rundale, run-ridge.

Definition of runrig in US English:

runrig

nounˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

1A thin strip of arable land held under a particular system of land tenure.
2The system of land tenure by which an area of arable land or pastureland is divided into irregular strips, each of which is then allocated by lot to a tenant on a rotation system; = rundale.

adverbˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

With reference to the holding or allocation of land: in separate strips cultivated by different tenants.

adjectiveˈrʌnrɪɡ

Scottish historical

Held under or designating the system of land tenure by which an area of arable land is divided into thin strips and allocated to tenants.

Origin

Late Middle English. From run + rig. Compare rundale, run-ridge.

单词	runrig
释义	Definition of runrig in English: runrig noun ˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical 1A thin strip of arable land held under a particular system of land tenure. 2The system of land tenure by which an area of arable land or pastureland is divided into irregular strips, each of which is then allocated by lot to a tenant on a rotation system; = rundale. adverb ˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical With reference to the holding or allocation of land: in separate strips cultivated by different tenants. adjective ˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical Held under or designating the system of land tenure by which an area of arable land is divided into thin strips and allocated to tenants. Origin Late Middle English. From run + rig. Compare rundale, run-ridge. Definition of runrig in US English: runrig nounˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical 1A thin strip of arable land held under a particular system of land tenure. 2The system of land tenure by which an area of arable land or pastureland is divided into irregular strips, each of which is then allocated by lot to a tenant on a rotation system; = rundale. adverbˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical With reference to the holding or allocation of land: in separate strips cultivated by different tenants. adjectiveˈrʌnrɪɡ Scottish historical Held under or designating the system of land tenure by which an area of arable land is divided into thin strips and allocated to tenants. Origin Late Middle English. From run + rig. Compare rundale, run-ridge.
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