No. 2,346 in Catalan
jurat
"Jurat" in Catalan means "jury" or "sworn."
In a sentence
El jurat va decidir que el concursant guanyador seria el número tres.
The jury decided that the winning contestant would be number three.
In this sentence, 'jurat' is used to refer to a group of individuals tasked with deciding the outcome of a contest or competition.
El professor jurat mai no trencarà les seves promeses.
The vowed professor will never break his promises.
Here, 'jurat' is employed as an adjective or past participle meaning 'vowed' or 'sworn'.
Com a persona jurat, ha de ser imparcial en tots els judicis.
As a sworn person, they have to be impartial in all judgments.
In this case, 'jurat' is used as an adjective signifying 'sworn', which describes the individual's commitment or position.
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