Judge

Meaning

Noun

●

A public

whose

it is to

the law, especially by

over

and

; a justice.

●

A person who

the

of someone

that has been called into question.

●

A person

at a

, a

, or similar.

●

A person who

something or

an opinion.

●

In Bible:

A

, a

in

of

in

Israel.

Verb

●

To

on; to

on (a person or matter).

●

To

, to

as judge.

●

To

or determine.

●

To

to

, to

condemn.

●

To

; to adjudge.

●

To form an

on; to appraise.

●

To

a

or

of; to provide a

for

an

on.

●

To

; to

on something, especially to

a

etc.

●

To have as an

; to

, suppose.

●

To form an

; to infer.

●

To

or

another person or

; to be

toward.

●

To

as

or

(over some jurisdiction).

Name

●

A

as an occupation.

●

epithet of God or Jesus in his role as

arbiter

●

An

in Olmsted County, Minnesota, United States,

after Edward Judge.

●

An

in Osage County, Missouri, United States,

for a local

who

the

site.

Sourced from

Origin

judge

English

juge

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

Sourced from

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