forjudge
English
verb
Definitions
- (transitive) To exclude, oust, or dispossess by a judgment; prohibit (from).
- (transitive) To condemn judicially (to a penalty).
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English forjugen derived from Old French fourjugier (dispossess, judge illegally) derived from Middle English for- prefix from English judge.
Origin
English
judge
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Judgy McJudgerson English
- abjudge English
- for- English
- forejudge English
- interjudge English
- intrajudge English
- judgable English
- judge English
- judgeable English
- judgecraft English
- judgedom English
- judgeful English
- judgeless English
- judgelike English
- judgely English
- judger English
- judgeship English
- judgess English
- judgest English
- judgeth English
- judgy English
- lay judge English
- misjudge English
- multijudge English
- nonjudge English
- overjudge English
- postjudge English
- rejudge English
- sub-judge English
- underjudge English
- unjudge English
- unjudgeable English
- for- Old English
- for- Middle English
- forjugen Middle English
- juge Middle English
- juge, jugge, juǧe Middle English
- fourjugier Old French
- जज Hindi
- జడ్జి Telugu
- jaji Swahili
- ijaji Zulu
- জজ Bengali
- ijaji Xhosa
- jas Tok Pisin