predial
ˈpriːdiəl
Definition

Definition of predial - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
propertyDatedrelated to land or property ownershipDated
  • The predial rights were clearly outlined in the contract.
landed proprietary territorial
2.
agricultureDatedpertaining to agricultural land or its produceDated
  • The predial taxes were levied on the farm's output.
agricultural farming rural
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Origin of predial

Latin, praedialis (pertaining to land)

Examples of predial in a sentence

  • The predial taxes were due at the end of the month.
  • The predial rights were disputed by the landowners.
  • Predial labor is essential during harvest season.

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  1. French:foncier, agricole, ...
  2. German:grundstücksbezogen, landwirtschaftlich, ...
  3. Italian:fondiario, agrario, ...
  4. Spanish:predial, agrícola, ...
  5. Portuguese:predial, agrícola, ...
  6. Chinese:土地的, 农业的, ...
  7. Japanese:土地の, 農地の, ...
  8. Arabic:عِقَارِيّ, زِرَاعِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:קַרְקָעִי, חַקְלָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:земельный, сельскохозяйственный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:земельний, аграрний, ...
  12. Hindi:भूमिसंबंधी, कृषि, ...
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