judgeship

English

Etymology

From judge +‎ -ship.

Noun

judgeship (countable and uncountable, plural judgeships)

The office or status of a judge
Synonyms: judicature, (Scotland) justiciary

Translations

the office or status of a judge

Bengali: জজিয়তি (jôjiyôti)
Galician: xudicatura f, xulgado (gl) m (archaic)
Irish: breithiúnacht f
Italian: giudicato (it) m, giudicatura f
Latin: iūdicātus m, iūstitiāria f
Ottoman Turkish: قضا‎ (kaza)
Swahili: ujaji (sw) class 11

See also

judgedom

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