A more thorough explanation:

FEORME

Feorme (pronounced fuh-rm) is a historical term that refers to a portion of the land's produce that a grantee owed to the lord according to the terms of a charter.

For example, if a lord granted a piece of land to a farmer, the farmer would owe the lord a portion of the crops grown on that land as feorme. This was a common practice in medieval times.

Another example would be if a lord granted a portion of his land to a miller. The miller would owe the lord a portion of the flour produced by the mill as feorme.

The examples illustrate how feorme was a way for lords to maintain control over the land they owned. By requiring a portion of the produce or goods produced on the land, the lord could ensure that the grantee was fulfilling their obligations and that the lord was receiving the benefits of the land. Feorme was an important part of the feudal system and was used to maintain the power dynamic between lords and their subjects.