"cheapstead" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From cheap (“purchase, business, market”) + stead (“place”), probably a translation of Old Norse kaupstaðr (“marketplace”). Compare Icelandic kaupstaður (“market town”), Swedish köpstad (“market town”), Old English ċēapstōw (“marketplace”).",
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        {
          "ref": "1879, Charles George Warnford Lock, Clement le Neve Foster, The home of the Eddas",
          "text": "[…] three weeks of winter were employed in butchering, and more than an acre of field surrounding the cheapstead at Housewick was covered with knots of men and women decapitating and flaying their flocks.",
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          "text": "Sleet showers continued until we reached the cheapstead of Akureyri (Acre Beach), at the south end of the fjord.",
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        "(rare, historical) A marketplace."
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  "word": "cheapstead"
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