julgar

From Old Galician-Portuguese julgar, borrowed from Old Leonese iulgar (compare native juigar, juygar), from Latin jūdicāre, iūdicāre (“to pass judgement”), from iūdex (“judge”). Compare Spanish juzgar.

julgar (first-person singular present julgo, first-person singular preterite julguei, past participle julgado)

1. (law) to judge; to sentence (sit in judgment on, pass sentence on)

   Synonym: sentenciar

   Não sabeis vós que haveremos de julgar os anjos?

   Do you not know that we shall judge the angels?

2. to consider; to suppose (have an opinion)

   Synonyms: apreciar, avaliar, conjeturar, considerar, imaginar, reputar, supor

3. to arbitrate (pass opinion)

   Synonyms: arbitrar, decidir