(law) senior judge

give priority (to), prefer, regard as more important, consider preferable (to)

the position of judge

(Biology) cerebrum, the uppermost part of the brain containing two hemispheres split by a central fissure

above all, antecedent, prior, preceding

prefer, give preference over, place before, put first (on the list) to give importance

give priority (to), prefer, regard as more important, consider preferable (to)

be first or most binding, precede, take precedence, stand before

the Expediter, one of the ninety-nine names of Allah

starvation

savageness

influence of believing in and imitating the Western lifestyle

state of being afraid, fear-struck

paralyzation

cold (in the head), rheum, defluxion

affliction, sorrow

litigation, the process of taking legal action

the understanding of a case, or business, or subject

the one who do judicial quarrel a lot