Definitions

1. noun

A gathering of people, especially from a particular area or community, for social, administrative, or legislative purposes.

“The village elder called a folkmoot to discuss the issue of the new road construction.”

2. noun

A traditional English or Germanic meeting or assembly, especially for the election of a leader or for the discussion of local affairs.

“The folkmoot was an essential part of medieval English governance, allowing locals to participate in decision-making processes.”