| 释义 |
judex or·di·na·ri·us
\-ˌȯ(r)dənˈa(a)rēəs\ noun
(plural judices ordina·rii \-rēˌī\)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, literally, regular judge
: a judicial magistrate having jurisdiction in his own right as a judge as distinguished from a judex appointed for a particular case |