cadi

/ˈkɑːdi/

Definitions

1. noun

A Muslim judge or lawyer, especially in a Muslim country.

“The cadi played a crucial role in mediating the dispute between the two families.”

2. noun

A former title for the chief judge of a Muslim community.

“The position of cadi was established to ensure fair justice for all members of the community.”

3. noun

A Muslim judge or official, especially in a court of law.

“The cadi listened to both sides of the argument before making a final decision.”

Synonyms

  • judge
  • magistrate

Antonyms

  • defendant