pightle
/ˈpaɪtəl/Definitions
1. noun
A small enclosed field or paddock, typically within a larger park or grounds.
“The estate featured several pightles, each with its own gate and entrance.”
2. noun
A plot of land enclosed by hedges or walls for pasture or other uses.
“The medieval village was surrounded by several pightles, providing grazing for the local livestock.”