soken

American  

[soh-kuhn] / ˈsoʊ kən /

noun

1. a district held by socage.

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Etymology

Origin of soken

before 1000; Middle English socne, soken, Old English sōcn an attack, visit, resort, soke. See soke

Example Sentences

Opposite, standing on a low plinth, an exquisite pair of Yamaguchi Soken six-panel screen paintings from the late 18th or early 19th century show a landscape of elegantly arrayed flowering plants spanning four seasons, set against a gold background.

From Los Angeles Times

It was discovered in Spain and brought back to the UK where a project began to restore it at a workshop in Thorpe le Soken, Essex.

From BBC

I asked if Yoshida had any insight into how Soken has been handling the new assignment.

From The Verge

Yoshida shared that Soken confided in him that he’s actually been having a tough time adapting to work on a single-player game.

From The Verge

Fans are equally excited to see XIV’s composer Masayoshi Soken working on XVI’s music.

From The Verge