prae·di·al also pre·di·al 
(prēdē-əl)
(prēdē-əl)adj.
1. Relating to, containing, or possessing land; landed.
2. Attached to, bound to, or arising from the land: praedial serfs.
[Middle English, from Medieval Latin praediālis, of an estate, from Latin praedium, estate, from praes, praed-, praevid-, surety, bondsman : prae-, pre- + vas, vad-, guarantor.]
- Williamsburg
- William Schwenck
- William Seward
- William Seward
- William Smith
- W(illiam) Somerset
- Williamsport
- William Starke
- William Sydney
- William Tatem, Jr.
- William Tecumseh
- "William the Conqueror."
- William the Conqueror
- "William the Silent."
- William Thomas Green
- William Thomson.
- William Trevor Cox.
- William Turner
- William Vacanarat Shadrach
- (William) Wilkie
- William Worrall
- Willie
- willie
- Willie Howard, Jr.
- Willie Pete