enserfs

/ɛnˈsɜːrfs/
verb
  1. Makes someone a serf or forces them into a condition of servitude (third person singular).
    • The new law enserfs the landless laborers to the estate owners.
    • The system enserfs people by trapping them in cycles of debt.
    • In the story, the evil king enserfs all who oppose him.
noun
  1. Plural form of enserf; people who are serfs or in a condition of servitude.
    • The enserfs worked the fields from dawn until dusk.
    • A group of enserfs gathered to petition for better conditions.
    • The lord owned hundreds of enserfs on his estate.