Jurassic /joo-rasˈik/, also Jura /jooˈrə/ (geology)

Of or belonging to a period of the Mesozoic era, between 200 and 145 million years ago, well developed in the Jura Mountains (also noun)

jus¹ /jus or yoos/ (Latin)

1. Law
2. A legal right

jus canonicum /kə-nonˈi-kəm or ka-nonˈik-ŭm/ noun

Canon law

jus civile /si-vīˈlē, kē-wēˈle or -vēˈ/ noun

Civil law

jus divinum /di-vīˈnəm, di-wēˈnŭm or -vēˈ/ noun

Divine right

jus gentium /jenˈshi-əm or genˈti-ŭm/ noun

Law of nations

jus mariti /maˈri-tī or -rēˈtē/ noun

The right of a husband

jus naturale /nat-ū-rāˈlē or nat-ŭ-räˈle/ noun

1. Natural law
2. The fundamental shared human conception of what constitutes justice

jus primae noctis /prīˈmē or prēˈmī nokˈtis/ noun

The formerly alleged right of a feudal superior to take the virginity of a vassal's bride

jus sanguinis /sangˈgwi-nis/ noun

The principle that a person's nationality is that of their natural parents

jus soli /sōˈlī or sōˈlē/ noun

The principle that a person's nationality is that of the country in which they were born

jus² /zhüs or (French) zhü/ (cookery)

1. Juice
2. Gravy

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