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tithing

noun tith·ing \ˈtī-thiŋ\

Definition of TITHING

:  a small administrative division preserved in parts of England apparently originally made up of ten men with their families
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Origin of TITHING

Middle English, from Old English tēothung, from teogothian, tēothian to tithe, take one tenth
First Known Use: before 12th century

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