A feudal motte refers to a type of earthwork fortification characteristic of medieval Europe, particularly during the feudal period. It typically consists of a raised mound (the motte) topped with a wooden or stone structure, such as a keep or castle, providing a defensive vantage point. The motte was often accompanied by a surrounding enclosure (the bailey) that housed various buildings and served as a living area for the lord and their retainers. This design was common in the Norman conquest of England and symbolizes the feudal system's social hierarchy and military organization.
Une motte (de terre) is a lump of earth. Une motte de beurre is a block of butter.
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I don't know. What do u mean?
"Motte"It can also mean by, because, by means of, or, in view of.
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Jason Motte goes by Mayhem.
Nathaniel Motte's birth name is Nathaniel Warren Seth Motte.
A Motte is the part of a Motte and Bailey castle is the part on the hill consists of the keep.
it is called a motte -bailley castle because it has a motte and it also has a bailly
They introduced the feudal system. There's always room for improvement, so please add more if you can. New Language (french) Domesday book Motte and Bailey Castles Concentric Castles Cathedrals
The motte is the the mound of earth the castle was built on.
you pronounce it mot