Asked by Makayla
Look up the etymology of the word jury.
Where does the root word jurare come from?
Old French
Anglo-French
Latin
Middle English
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The root word jurare is Latin. It means “to swear” (take an oath) and comes from Latin jus, juris “law, right.” The English word jury entered via Old/Anglo‑French (juré, juree) into Middle English (jury).
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