pernel
/ˈpɜrnəl/Definitions
1. noun
A person or group of people who are loyal and devoted to a particular cause, organization, or leader.
“The pernel of the revolution played a crucial role in its success.”
2. noun
A small area of land or a piece of property, especially in a medieval context.
“The pernel was granted to the knight by the king as a reward for his service.”
3. verb
To provide or maintain a pernel, especially in a medieval context.
“The lord pernelled the land to the peasants, allowing them to farm it.”