/ˈrɛdɪəl/ (RED-ee-uhl)

Definitions

1. noun

relating to or forming part of the property or estate of a person; especially, relating to or forming part of the grounds or buildings of a house.

“The predial taxes were a significant burden on the local community.”

2. adjective

of or relating to the property or estate of a person.

“The predial value of the estate was estimated to be in the millions.”