consorziale

consortial; of a consortium

adjective kon-sor-TSYAH-leh Rare

Usage Note

Consorziale is a technical adjective in legal, administrative, and agricultural Italian: ente consorziale (consortium body), gestione consorziale (consortium management). It derives from consorzio (consortium). It is invariable for gender, with plural consorziali, and is most common in official documents and land/water management contexts.

Examples

"Le spese consorziali devono essere ripartite tra i soci."

Natural Translation

The consortium costs must be divided among the members.

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