peasant's

Medieval laborer's belonging

Peasant's is the possessive form of peasant—a poor agricultural laborer or, more loosely, an unsophisticated rural person.

The possessive marks ownership or association: a peasant's hut, a peasant's life.

In figurative or dismissive use: That's a peasant's way of thinking.

feudal

lord

Nobleman or ruler

manor · obligation · bondage · dues · corvee · villeinage · tenure · overlord · fief · servitude

agricultural

farmland

Agricultural terrain

  • harvestGathering mature crops
  • cropsCultivated plants for harvest
  • fieldsExpanses for cultivation

plot · tillage · sowing · reaping · livestock · hoe · plow · subsistence · grain · vegetables

cuisine

bread

Leavened flour product

pottage · gruel · cabbage · turnip · onion · beans · lentils · broth · hearth · black bread

attire

smock

Loose protective outer layer

headscarf · apron · linen · woolen · kerchief · breeches · shawl · bonnet · rustic · simple

revolt

uprising

Organized resistance to power

mob · grievance · oppression · insurrection · unrest · riot · discontent · injustice · taxation · conscription

Opposites
social class/feudal hierarchy

peasant'snoble's

Belonging to titled elite

aristocrat's · king's · queen's · nobleman's · prince's

rural vs. urban/sophisticated

peasant'saristocrat's

Belonging to elite class

courtier's · intellectual's · connoisseur's · gentleman's · lady's

Phrases
Family

peasant, peasants, peasantry

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G