Definition of Praedium. Meaning of Praedium. Synonyms of Praedium

- "braida" or "brera", derived from Old Lombardic "brayda" (often Latinized as "praedium"), meaning a land expanse either cleared of trees or naturally lacking...
- Desiderius Erasmus. He later Latinized "Veldman" (or field man) using the word praedium to Praedinius. Reinier was likewise altered through the word "regnare"...
- neighbor law. praedium estate Landed property, tenement of land, especially with respect to an ea****t (servitude). 2 types: praedium dominans - dominant...
- a certified organic product that is the most environmentally friendly. Praedium sells Dustoff. The fourth category, synthetic polymers, are generally stable...
- sumptuous (e.g. Varro). The whole estate of a villa was also called a praedium, fundus or sometimes, rus. A villa rustica had 2 or 3 parts: pars urbana;...
- Arethusa: 303. Carrara, M. (2005). "La Villa di Livia a Prima Porta da praedium suburbanum a villa Caesarum". In B. Santillo Frizell and A. Klynne (ed...
- November approached, GAR negotiated a deal with Noramco Capital Corp. and the Praedium Fund of CS First Boston, in which they would purchase the debt owed to...
- operations, including Action Park. Following the demise of GAR in 1997, Praedium Recovery Fund purchased the Vernon Valley-Great Gorge resort, and Action...
- do****ents mention the basic unit of estate organization as praedium or allodium. A praedium was a piece of land (either a whole village or part of it)...
- Upper Hrusevec was noble Predij Hruševec, Hruševački ruled by nobles (lat. praedium Hrwssowcz). Register of spatial units of the State Geodetic Administration...