Judge in Spanish
Judge in Spanish is juez (HWEHS), or jueza. It's masculine: el juez.
- Spanish
- el juez
- Say it
- el HWEHS
- Gender
- Masculine: el juez
- Also said
- la jueza
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Spanish law and courtroom vocabulary
The other words in step 1 of Law and Crime Words.
- la leylaw (individual statute) · lah LEY
- la legislaciónlegislation · lah leh-hees-lah-SYOHN
- el derechoright (legal entitlement) · el deh-REH-choh
- el abogadolawyer · el ah-boh-GAH-doh
- el fiscalprosecutor · el fees-KAHL
- el testigowitness · el tehs-TEE-goh
- el juradojury · el hoo-RAH-doh
- el tribunalcourt (judicial body) · el tree-boo-NAHL
Questions about juez
How do you say judge in Spanish?
Judge in Spanish is el juez. You can also say la jueza.
How do you pronounce juez?
Say it HWEHS. The syllable in capitals is stressed: HWEHS. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is juez masculine or feminine in Spanish?
juez is masculine, so it takes el: el juez.
What does juez mean in English?
In English, el juez means judge.
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