Predicate
From Oracle FAQ
A predicate is the syntax used to specify a subset of rows to be returned. Predicates are specified in the WHERE clause of a SQL statement.
In the example below "EMPNO=7788" is a predicate:
SELECT * FROM emp WHERE empno = 7788;
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