manor's
Lord's residence's possessions
Manor's is the possessive form of manor, a large country house with its surrounding land.
The word appears in phrases like the manor's grounds, the manor's original owner, or the manor's history dates back centuries.
In British slang, manor can mean one's home territory or neighborhood, so the manor's boundaries might refer to turf rather than estate lines.
Interior connecting pathway
- houseResidential building
- towerTall slender edifice
- wingLimb enabling flight
- courtyardEnclosed open-air space
gatehouse · chapel · library · gallery · ballroom · turret · facade · stonework
Nobleman or ruler
- ladyCourteous term for woman
- squireKnight's noble assistant
- heirOne who receives legacy
- titleFormal honorific or name
deed · inheritance · entailment · succession · proprietor · landholder · custodian · trustees
hall
Interior connecting pathway
courtyard · gatehouse · chapel · library · gallery · ballroom · turret · facade · stonework · chimney
lord
Nobleman or ruler
title · deed · inheritance · entailment · succession · proprietor · landholder · custodian · trustees · descendants
medieval
Of the Middle Ages
Elizabethan · feudal · aristocratic · heritage · lineage · dynasty · chronicle · archives · antiquity · legacy
lord
Nobleman or ruler
parkland · boundaries · acreage · demesne · tenants · servants · keeper · steward · inherited · ancestral
- manor houseLanded gentry's residence
- country manorLarge rural aristocratic home
- stately manor
- lord of the manorFeudal estate holder
- to the manor bornInnately suited to privilege
- lady of the manorEstate's female owner