circiter
/sərˈkɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who circitered, or measured and laid out, the boundary of a plot of land, especially in medieval England.
“The village historian spent years researching the history of the village’s earliest circiter.”
2. verb
To measure and lay out the boundary of a plot of land.
“The surveyor went to circiter the new property to determine its exact boundaries.”