Dicast Definition
dīkăst, dĭkăst
noun
In ancient Athens, any of a large group of citizens chosen annually to serve as a court hearing cases.
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Noun
Singular:
dicast
Plural:
dicastsOrigin of Dicast
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Greek dikastēs judge from dikazein to judge from dikē right, custom deik- in Indo-European roots
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