English
lotholder
From lot + holder.
Proto-Germanic *hleutaną ‘to cast lots’
Proto-Germanic *hlutą ‘lot’
Proto-West Germanic *hlut
Old English hlot ‘portion’
Middle English lot
English lot
Proto-Germanic *haldaną ‘to hold, to keep’
Proto-West Germanic *haldan ‘to hold’
Old English healdan ‘to hold fast, to grasp’
Middle English holden ‘to hold’
English hold
English holder
Today it means
noun Someone who owns a lot (small parcel of land) in a cemetery
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / lotholder