boedelhouder

\\ˈbüd^əlˌhau̇də(r)\ noun (-s)

Etymology: Dutch, from boedel property (from Middle Dutch) + houder holder, from houden to hold (from Middle Dutch) + -er; akin to Old Norse bōl farm, abode and to Old High German holtan to hold — more at build, hold

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