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Rh *juratus:—a jurate; a person in Bordeaux, Bayonne, and other French towns, equivalent to an alderman in England; also in Maidstone for a time in the 17th century aldermen were called jurates.
 * jurista:—a lawyer.
 * jurnale:—a diary. Seejomata.
 * jumedum:—a day's journey.
 * justa, justea:—a joust, a tournament; a flagon.
 * justicia:—jurisdiction; a line; right, due; a justiciary or justice; a joust.
 * justiciabilis:—under jurisdiction.
 * justiciare:—to bring to trial; to exercise or administer justice; to compel, to punish.
 * justiciare se:—to appear or plead before a justice.
 * justiciaria:—the office of justice or justiciary; a writ to justices; the day when they sit.
 * justiciarius:—a justice.
 * justificare:—to bring to trial.
 * justificator:—a compurgator.
 * justitiaria. See justiciaria.
 * justitium: —cessation from the exercise of justice.
 * justorium:—a mill clapper.
 * jattare:—to jut out.

K.
 * kaia, kaium:—a quay; a wharf.
 * kaiagium:—toll paid for unloading goods at a wharf; quayage.
 * kalendæ, &c. See calendæ.
 * kaneva:—canvas.
 * kanevacius:—with canvas mail. "Mail" is the word used for the plumage of a hawk over a year old.
 * karetta:—a cart.
 * karisma:—grace.
 * karistia:—dearth.
 * karrata:—a cartload.
 * karula:—a carrel, a small square chamber or cell, sometimes found in cloisters.
 * karvana:—a caravan.
 * karvannum:—a baggage train.
 * kutallum. See catallum.
 * kauma:—thatch.
 * kayusy kuya:—a quay; a wharf.
 * kebbatus multo:—a worthless sheep, a kebber.
 * kembelina:—a kemeling, or keeler, a tub.
 * kemmotas:—a cymwd or comot, the quarter of a cantref. See cantreda.
 * kernellare:—to embattle, to crenellate.
 * kernellum:—a battlement; a pinnacle.