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gjyk|o'·het vpr 1 to be judged/evaluated 2 [Colloq] to become a party in a legal dispute 3 [Old] to engage a clan elder to settle an argument
gjyk|o'·n
II§ vt 1 to judge; adjudge 2 (Law) to try [a case]; render [a judicial decision] 3 (Sport) to referee, serve as umpire for [ ]
III§ vi to deliberate, think, reason
• gjyko·n me mendje tė vet to make up one's own mind, act according to one's own lights
• gjyko·n shkurt to make a <> hasty judgment
* gjyk|s|u'er OR gjyk|u'er adj (fem ~ore) (Old) juridical, judicial
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