What is another word for Allodium?
Pronunciation: [alˈə͡ʊdi͡əm] (IPA) 
Allodium is a legal term used to describe land that is completely owned by an individual, without any obligations or charges. Synonyms that can be used to describe allodium include "freehold," "sovereign," "non-feudal," "absolute," and "independent." These words all imply a sense of complete ownership and control over the land. In medieval times, allodium was a rare concept, as most land was held through feudal tenure and required the payment of rent and other obligations to a lord. However, in modern times, allodial land ownership is more common, particularly in areas of the world where land reforms have taken place or where land is abundant.
