manors
nounUK /ˈmænəz/
US /ˈmænərz/
Manors are big old houses with lots of land around them.
The king gave the knight a manor with fields and a forest.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A large country house that was the main home of a rich family.
They visited an old manor that had been turned into a museum.
3. The land and property owned by a lord in the past.
The manor included the village, the mill, and the surrounding fields.
4. A polite way of saying 'manners' in some old stories.
The old book taught children good manors at the table.