judge (n) a person chosen to interpret laws, decide on a winner, or settle a controversy jurisdiction (n) the territory or land in which justice and laws ...

jur. swear, take an oath, law. Usage. adjure. When you adjure someone to do something, you persuade, eagerly appeal, or solemnly order them to do it. abjure.

1. jurist ; 2. perjury ; 3. abjure ; 4. just.

jur, jus, jud = law; justice · abjure (v) to give up rights; to recant · judge (n) a person chosen to interpret laws, decide on a winner, or settle a controversy.

The roots jur, jus, or jud mean law or justice. This group of words come from those roots. Learn with flashcards, games, and more — for free.

Usage · adjudicate · judicious · prejudice · judge · adjudicator · injudicious · judicatory · judicature. Не найдено: jur, | Нужно включить: jur,

jur & jus. These ROOT-WORDS are JUS & JUR meaning LAW. JURIS means “of Law," from Roman Law. Please notice change of accent in conjure and conjurer.

Jur, Jus, and Jud= Law; justice. Can you think of any words that have the root jur, jus, or jud and relate to the law, or justice? Just. Lawful; Fair. The ...

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