livetin
/lɪˈvɛtɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A person who lives with a family or group, especially a family of a higher social class, in return for accommodation, food, or other benefits.
“The young apprentice was a livetin in the wealthy merchant’s household.”
2. verb
To live or stay with a family or group, especially one of a higher social class, in return for accommodation, food, or other benefits.
“The couple decided to livet in with the family to save on living costs.”