selion

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  1. A ridge of land rising between two furrows: sometimes applied to the half-acre strips in the open-field system, which were separated by such ridges.

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  1. from Middle Latin selio(n-), sellio(n-), seillum, a certain portion of land, a ridge, a furrow, prob. from Old French seillon, sillon, French sillon, a ridge, furrow.
 

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