/ˈdrɔitʃərəl/ – adj
Definition: thuộc về quyền lợi.
A more thorough explanation: The term “droitural” pertains to the right or title to property, especially in the context of real estate or land ownership. It is often used in legal settings to describe matters that relate specifically to one’s legal rights or claims to ownership of land, rather than the actual possession of the land.
Example: The plaintiff’s claim was of a droitural nature, seeking to establish his rightful ownership of the disputed property rather than merely asserting possession.