Directly Related to "Judge":
* Judge: The person who presides over a court of law.
* Judgment: The act of forming an opinion or decision.
* Judicial: Relating to the administration of justice.
* Judiciary: The system of courts that administer justice.
* Judicature: The administration of justice.
Other Words:
* Prejudice: A preconceived opinion about something or someone.
* Misjudge: To make a wrong judgment about something or someone.
* Adjure: To command or entreat solemnly.
* Abjure: To renounce or reject solemnly.
* Judaism: The religion of the Jewish people.
Note: The root "jud" is often combined with prefixes and suffixes to create new words. For example:
* Prejudice: The prefix "pre-" means "before," indicating a judgment made before having all the facts.
* Misjudge: The prefix "mis-" means "wrongly," indicating a judgment that is incorrect.
Keep in mind that the root "jud" is not always present in the spelling of a word. Some words with the meaning of "to judge" might use different roots or be entirely unrelated in origin.