Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

allodia

Noun

/æˈloʊdiə/

Definition

Allodia refers to land that is owned absolutely and freely, without any feudal obligations or duties to a superior authority.

Examples

In some historic regions, allodia were common as families retained ownership of their lands without external claims.
Allodia grants the owner full authority to use, sell, or modify the property as they wish.

Meaning

It signifies a type of land ownership where the owner has complete control and rights over the property, unlike in a feudal system where land is held in exchange for service or allegiance.