/tɛʁ/ or /tɛr/ (French)

Definitions

1. noun

1. A French region in northwest Europe, often used to refer to the area of Normandy in the Middle Ages, or the territory under the control of the Duchy of Normandy. 2. Earth or land, especially in a poetic or literary sense.

“The medieval history of the Duchy of Normandy, also known as the Duchy of the Terre, is a complex and fascinating topic.”

2. noun

1. In feudal law, the land or territory held by a vassal from his lord.

“The vassal was granted a small portion of terre by his lord in exchange for loyalty and military service.”

3. noun

1. The soil or ground, especially in a poetic or literary sense.

“The poet described the terre as a place of beauty and wonder, where the earth and sky met.”