rabassa morta

Catalan

Etymology

Literally, “dead stump”.

Noun

rabassa morta f (uncountable)

  1. (law) a contract for cultivation of wineyards, variously considered either a form of rental agreement or emphyteusis, which remained valid for as long as two-thirds of the grapevines planted there remained alive

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