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Law

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Meaning

Noun

  • The body of such
    that
    to a particular topic.
  • In Directives & Law:
  • Common law, as
    with equity.
  • A
    , such as:
  • Any
    that must or should be
    ,
    and their
    . (Compare mores.)
  • A
    or
    the
    of language or art.
  • A
    (in
    , etc) of an (observed,
    ) order or
    or relationship of
    which is
    under certain
    . (Compare theory.)
  • Any
    of the
    of
    and
    to their consequences.
  • In Logic & Mathematics:
  • A
    , such as:
  • In Linguistics & Sciences:
  • A
    , such as:
  • A
    ; a
    change in the
    of a language.
  • In Cricket:
  • A
    , such as:
  • One of the
    of
    as
    by the its (former)
    body, the MCC.
  • The control and order
    by the
    of such rules.
    A person or group that act(s) with
    to
    such
    and order (
    , one or more
    officers).
    Jurisprudence, the
    of knowledge which
    these rules.
    Litigation;
    (as a means of
    or
    order,
    , etc).
    An
    of
    or time (a
    )
    a
    (human or
    )
    in a
    , to make the
    more fair.
    In Aviation:
    A
    of
    of the
    of a
    aircraft.
    In Fantasy:
    One of two
    the world in some
    , also called order, and
    to chaos.
    In Law:
    An
    before a
    , especially
    a
    . (Chiefly in the
    "
    ", "wage
    law", "perform
    law", "lose
    law".)
    A
    of stones.
    In Northern England English & Scottish English:
    A hill.
    A
    ;
    of
    ;
    charge.
    In Military:
    Acronym of
    weapon.

    Verb

    To work as a
    ; to
    law.
    To
    or
    (someone), to litigate.
    To
    over (with a certain effect) by law; to govern.
    *
    To
    the law.
    To
    to
    restrictions.

    Intj

    An
    of
    ; lawks.

    Name

    A
    as a patronymic.
    A
    Diminutive of Lawrence.
    A
    from Old English, perhaps
    someone who
    a
    mound.
    a
    hill
    A
    in South Lanarkshire
    , Scotland, United Kingdom (OS
    NS8252).
    the
    Books of Moses,
    the
    , as well as their
    in the Mishnah and their further
    in
    literature
    the
    in the Books of Moses, seen as
    by Christ
    the
    and
    that are
    for Christians, such as the Decalogue, the
    of the New Testament, the Church Fathers, etc.
    A
    from Chinese.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    law
    English
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    hlaw
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    lawe
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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