Translation of Slovak word "súd" to English
súd
/suːt/
Meaning
NounAn institution that hears and decides legal disputes and criminal cases; a body of judges presided over by a judge.
How to use
Inanimate masculine noun declined according to the 'dub' pattern (genitive singular súdu, locative singular na súde, nominative plural súdy, genitive plural súdov). Denotes a court of law, trial, or judicial judgment. Prepositional phrase: 'na súde' (in court) or 'postaviť pred súd' (to bring to trial).
🇬🇧 English
court
Example sentence
Súd rozhodne o tomto prípade budúci týždeň.
The court will rule on this case next week.
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Common phrases
- Najvyšší súd— Supreme Court
- podať žalobu na súd— to file a lawsuit in court
- stáť pred súdom— to stand trial / appear in court
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What does the Slovak word "súd" mean?▼
The Slovak word "súd" means "court" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Súd rozhodne o tomto prípade budúci týždeň." (which translates as "The court will rule on this case next week.").
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