esclavitud
/esklabiˈtud/ · B2 · noun · f
bondage
⛓️ esclavo (slave) + -itud (state of) = the state of being a slave
Esclavo comes from Medieval Latin sclavus, from Slavs, many of whom were enslaved in the Middle Ages. The suffix -itud marks a state or condition, like in actitud or gratitud. So esclavitud is the condition of being enslaved.