Definition

A person who makes a formal promise or oath, often in a legal context.

Example

The jurant swore to tell the truth in court.

Conversation

Did you know that a jurant is someone who takes an oath?

Really? I had no idea that's what it meant.

Yeah, I read it in a book about legal terms.

That's interesting! It sounds like an important role.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Jurant** → It is derived from the Latin word "jurare" (meaning to swear) and the suffix "-ant" (indicating a person who performs an action). The word "jurant" refers to a person who swears an oath, particularly in a legal context.

Memory Tip

Think of someone 'swearing' ('jurare') an oath — that's why a jurant is a person who takes an oath.

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