praedial
adjective
prae·di·al
variants or predial
ˈprēdēəl 
1
: being or made up of land or immovable property or the profits therefrom : landed —used chiefly with reference to the Roman and civil law systems and practically equivalent to the real of English law
2
: of, relating to, or arising from land or landed property : attached to land
praedial slaves
a praedial relationship
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin praedialis, from Latin praedium + -alis -al
- carpenter's clamp
- carpenter's grass
- carpenter's herb
- carpenter's level
- carpenter's scene
- carpenter's square
- carpentered
- Carpenteria
- carpenteriae
- carpenterias
- carpentering
- carpenters
- Carpentersville
- carpenterworm
- carpentries
- carpentry
- carper
- carpers
- carpet
- carpet bedding
- carpet beetle
- carpet bomb
- carpet bombed
- carpet bombing
- carpet bombs