judex
noun
ju·dex
ˈjüˌdeks
plural judices
-dəˌsēz
1
: a private person appointed in Roman law to hear and determine a case and corresponding most nearly to a modern referee or arbitrator appointed by the court
2
: judge
Word History
Etymology
Latin judic-, judex
- lady crab
- lady cracker
- Lady Day
- lady fern
- lady friend
- Lady Luck
- lady luck smiled on him
- Lady Mass
- lady mayoress
- Lady of Loretto
- lady of pleasure
- lady of the bedchamber
- lady of the evening
- lady of the house
- Lady of the Lake
- lady palm
- lady paramount
- lady pea
- lady slipper
- lady tulip
- Lady Washington geranium
- lady wrack
- lady's bedstraw
- lady's bower
- lady's chair