DICAST


Meaning of DICAST in English

noun

or di·kast ˈdīˌkast, ˈdiˌ-

( -s )

Etymology: Greek dikastēs judge, juror, from dikazein to judge, from dikē right, judgment — more at diction

: a member of the highest court of law of ancient Athens who performed the functions of both judge and jury

• di·cas·tic or di·kas·tic (ˈ)dī|kastik, diˈk- adjective

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