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justiciar

/dʒʌˈstɪʃ.i.ɑːr/

Tradução: Substantivo histórico que designa um alto funcionário judicial ou juiz, especialmente na Inglaterra e na Escócia medievais.

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noun

/dʒʌˈstɪʃ.i.ɑːr/C2formalbritishlegalobsoleto
  • ptSubstantivo histórico que designa um alto funcionário judicial ou juiz, especialmente na Inglaterra e na Escócia medievais.

A historical noun referring to a high judicial officer or judge, especially in medieval England and Scotland.

  1. High judicial officerC2formalbritish

    A former high-ranking judicial officer in medieval England, responsible for overseeing the administration of justice.

    ptJusticiar

    • The justiciar presided over the royal court in the king's absence.
    • King Henry II appointed a justiciar to manage legal affairs.
    • The role of the justiciar diminished after the Magna Carta.

    Sinônimosjusticiary

Formas
  • justiciars plural form
  • justiciars' possessive plural form
  • justiciar's possessive singular form