In former times, the payment for a Mader (Mahder = mower; also called Gräser; reaper: a person who cuts and collects crops), who often hired himself out as a day laborer (Lidl; daytaller = daylabourer: one who works by the day and usually applied to a farm laborer) on farms with larger harvest areas. – Payment to discharge the obligation to cut grass and grain for the lordship. – See Dispensation money, Frongeld, Lidlgeld, Urbarium.
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