defensum
defensum (di-fen-s[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin “an inclosure”] Hist. 1. A portion of an open field allotted for corn or hay but not for feeding. 2. A wood partially enclosed to prevent the cattle from damaging the undergrowth. 3. A prohibition.
defensum (di-fen-s[schwa]m), n. [Law Latin “an inclosure”] Hist. 1. A portion of an open field allotted for corn or hay but not for feeding. 2. A wood partially enclosed to prevent the cattle from damaging the undergrowth. 3. A prohibition.