court of law

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88 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: geregshof — court presided over by a judge
• Albanian: gjyq — court presided over by a judge
• Arabic: مَحْكَمَة (maḥkama) — court presided over by a judge
• Arabic: عَدْلِيَّة (ʕadliyya) — court presided over by a judge
• Armenian: դատարան (dataran) — court presided over by a judge
• Azerbaijani: ədələt məhkəməsi — court presided over by a judge
• Azerbaijani: məhkəmə — court presided over by a judge
• Belarusian: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Belarusian: трыбуна́л (trybunál) — court presided over by a judge
• Bengali: আদালত (adalot) — court presided over by a judge
• Bulgarian: съд (sǎd) — court presided over by a judge
• Bulgarian: трибуна́л (tribunál) — court presided over by a judge
• Burmese: တရားရုံး (ta.ra:rum:) — court presided over by a judge
• Chinese Cantonese: 法庭 (faat3 ting4) — court presided over by a judge
• Chinese Mandarin: 法庭 (fǎtíng) — court presided over by a judge
• Czech: soud — court presided over by a judge
• Danish: domstol — court presided over by a judge
• Dutch: rechtbank — court presided over by a judge
• Dutch: gerechtshof — court presided over by a judge
• Dutch: hof van justitie — court presided over by a judge
• Estonian: kohus — court presided over by a judge
• Finnish: tuomioistuin — court presided over by a judge
• French: tribunal — court presided over by a judge
• French: cour de justice — court presided over by a judge
• Georgian: სასამართლო (sasamartlo) — court presided over by a judge
• German: Gericht — court presided over by a judge
• German: Gerichtshof — court presided over by a judge
• Greek: δικαστήριο (dikastírio) — court presided over by a judge
• Hebrew: בֵּית־מִשְׁפָּט (beit-mishpát) — court presided over by a judge
• Hindi: अदालत (adālat) — court presided over by a judge
• Hungarian: bíróság — court presided over by a judge
• Hungarian: törvényszék — court presided over by a judge
• Icelandic: dómstóll — court presided over by a judge
• Irish: cúirt — court presided over by a judge
• Japanese: 裁判所 (saibansho) — court presided over by a judge
• Kazakh: сот (sot) — court presided over by a judge
• Khmer: តុលាការ (tolaakaa) — court presided over by a judge
• Korean: 법원 (beobwon) — court presided over by a judge
• Korean: 재판소 (jaepanso) — court presided over by a judge
• Kyrgyz: сот (sot) — court presided over by a judge
• Kyrgyz: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Lao: ສານ (sān) — court presided over by a judge
• Latin: tribūnal — court presided over by a judge
• Latin: considium — court presided over by a judge
• Latin: iūs — court presided over by a judge
• Latin: forum — court presided over by a judge
• Latvian: tiesa — court presided over by a judge
• Lithuanian: teismas — court presided over by a judge
• Macedonian: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Norwegian Bokmål: domstol — court presided over by a judge
• Norwegian Nynorsk: domstol — court presided over by a judge
• Iranian Persian: مَحْکَمِه (mahkame) — court presided over by a judge
• Iranian Persian: دادْگاه (dâdgâh) — court presided over by a judge
• Iranian Persian: مُحاکِمِه (mohâkeme) — court presided over by a judge
• Polish: sąd — court presided over by a judge
• Polish: trybunał — court presided over by a judge
• Portuguese: tribunal — court presided over by a judge
• Romanian: tribunal — court presided over by a judge
• Romanian: curte de judecată — court presided over by a judge
• Romanian: judecătorie — court presided over by a judge
• Russian: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Russian: трибуна́л (tribunál) — court presided over by a judge
• Serbo-Croatian: су̑д — court presided over by a judge
• Serbo-Croatian: sȗd — court presided over by a judge
• Shan: လုမ်းတြႃး (lúm tráa) — court presided over by a judge
• Slovak: súd — court presided over by a judge
• Slovene: sodišče — court presided over by a judge
• Spanish: tribunal de justicia — court presided over by a judge
• Swedish: domstol — court presided over by a judge
• Tajik: маҳкама (mahkama) — court presided over by a judge
• Tajik: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Tatar: мәхкәмә (mäxkämä) — court presided over by a judge
• Thai: ศาลยุติธรรม (sǎan-yút-dtì-tam) — court presided over by a judge
• Turkish: adliye — court presided over by a judge
• Ottoman Turkish: مجلس (meclis) — court presided over by a judge
• Turkmen: sud — court presided over by a judge
• Turkmen: kazyýet — court presided over by a judge
• Ukrainian: суд (sud) — court presided over by a judge
• Ukrainian: трибуна́л (trybunál) — court presided over by a judge
• Urdu: عَدالَت ('adālat) — court presided over by a judge
• Uyghur: سوت (sot) — court presided over by a judge
• Uyghur: مەھكىمە (mehkime) — court presided over by a judge
• Uzbek: adliya — court presided over by a judge
• Uzbek: sud — court presided over by a judge
• Uzbek: mahkama — court presided over by a judge
• Vietnamese: toà án — court presided over by a judge
• Zazaki: soret — court presided over by a judge
• Zazaki: edliya (diq) — court presided over by a judge