gabel
gabel (g[schwa]-bel). Hist. 1. A tax or duty on movables. 2. GAVEL(2). — Also spelled gabelle. See LAND-GAVEL.
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gabella
gabella (g[schwa]-bel-[schwa]). Hist. 1. A tax or duty on merchandise. 2. A peasant villager, esp. one who pays rent or tribute. See GAVEL(1). — Also spelled gavella.
land gabel
land gabel 地租；地基费 根据《末日审判书》〔Domesday Book〕，地基费为每年每所房屋1便士；也指为使用房屋地基而交纳的免役租〔quit-rent〕，与现代的地基费相似。
gavel
gavel (gav-[schwa]l). 1. Hist. A tribute, toll, or custom paid to a superior. 2. Hist. An annual payment of rent or revenue, esp. payment in kind, such as gavel-corn, gavel-malt, or oat-gavel. — Sometimes spelled gabel. 3. A mallet used by a presiding officer, often a judge, to bring a meeting or court to order.
land gavel
land-gavel (land-gav-[schwa]l). Hist. A tax or rent issuing from land. — Also spelled landgable; land-gabel; land-gafol. See GAVEL(1), (2).