/ˈtɛn.jʊr ɪn friː ɑːmz/ – Phrase
Definition: xch frankalmoign tenure.
A more thorough explanation: “Tenure in free alms” refers to a form of land tenure in English law where land is held by a religious institution or a person in perpetuity, free from any secular obligations or payments. This type of tenure is typically associated with religious institutions and is granted for religious or charitable purposes.
Example: The monks of Abbey A held the land of X in free alms, granted to them by King Y in the 12th century.