gleba

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gleba [glay’-bah]
noun
1Sod of earth turned up by the plough; glebe; fief; heritage. (f)
2A slave anciently joined to a piece of land and transferred with it to another owner. (f)

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gleba
sustantivo:femenino
1 (terrón) clod
2 (Hist) glebe
siervo de la gleba un siervo de la gleba Catalan o Aragones no tenia mas que irse a Valencia para convertirse en hombre libre

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