No. 10,424 in French
juré
"Juré" means "sworn" or "juror" in English.
In a sentence
Je l'ai juré devant tout le monde.
I swore it in front of everyone.
The word 'juré' here is the past participle of the verb 'jurer,' meaning 'sworn' or 'swore.' It expresses the action of making a solemn promise or declaration.
Le juré est revenu après la pause.
The juror returned after the break.
In this context, 'juré' acts as a noun, meaning 'juror,' which refers to a member of a jury.
Toute ma vie, je le jure.
All my life, I swear it.
Here, 'jure' is the first person singular present indicative form of 'jurer,' expressing the act of taking an oath or affirming earnestly.
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