bondman

/ˈbɑndmən/
noun
  1. A man who is bound to serve someone else, especially in a feudal system; a serf or slave.
    • Historical records show that a bondman's children were also bound to the same lord.
    • The bondman worked the fields from sunrise to sunset, owing his labor to the estate.
    • In medieval times, a bondman could not leave the land without his lord's permission.
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