cleruchial
/klɛˈruːʃɪəl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of a cleruchy or cleruchs; especially, having the character of a settler or resident alien
“The cleruchial policies of ancient Athens helped to expand its influence in the region.”
2. noun
a person who holds land in a cleruchy, especially in ancient Athens
“The historian studied the lives of the cleruchial settlers in the Athenian colonies.”