hâkim

  1. lord
  2. master
  3. justice
  4. judge
  5. ruler
  6. overwhelming
  7. recorder
  8. prevailing
  9. predominant
  10. beak
  11. dominating
  12. dominant
  13. preponderant
  14. domine
  15. justiciary
  16. public defender
  17. judicial officer
  18. master of law
  19. regnant
  20. overlooking
  21. supreme
  22. prepotent(ial)
  23. on top
severe judge
upright judge
(Br) judge advocate
judge advocate
senior judge
keeper of the king's conscience
chief judge
learned judge
sober judge
world-dominating
(US) federal judge
Federal judge
judge of fact (de facto)
judge protem (pore)
judge protempore
judge sitting (in court
judge sitting in court
judge sitting
indulgent judge
self discipline-
continent
cool as a cucumber
imperturbable
collected
senior judge
lay judge Adjective, Law
professional judge
prerogative officer
professional judge
special examiner
special referee
market dominating
challenged judge
removal of judge Noun, Law
recusation Law
corrupt judge
elective judiciary
harsh judge
partial judge
single judge
sole judge
special commissioner
deputy judge
assistant judge
assistant barrister
competent judge
adequate judge
praetorian
to be appointed judge Verb
dominant leader
judgement cap Noun
judgment cap
in a commanding tone
commanding tone
judicial robe Noun
judge's gown Noun
judge's robe Noun
court dress
judicial gown Noun
judicial privilege
commanding position
dominant position Noun, Competition Law
commanding position
dominant tenement
sovereign power
magisterial decree
judicial bench
justice box
dominant position
to be on the benches Verb
prevalent fashion
leading fashion
side judge
assistor
associate judge
marketable prices
domination Noun
prevalence
control
to predominate Verb
to preponderate Verb
to have Verb
to govern Verb
to qualify as a judge Verb
to curb Verb
to command Verb
to prevail Verb
to grip Verb
to master Verb
to dominate Verb
to assume the role fo a judge Verb
prevailing wind Noun
dominating figure
in his function as magistrate
to be appointed judge Verb
to be elected to the bench Verb
to be raised to the benches Verb
bar and bench
substitute judge
special master
assistant judge
puisne judge
to remain in possession of the field Verb
vice- chancellor
to be in control of a majority Verb
command of a language
to possess a language Verb
to have a great command of a language Verb
to master a situation Verb
to be master of a subject Verb
to master a subject Verb
to be in command of sth Verb
to have someone in the hip Verb
to constitute someone a judge Verb
to rule the roost Verb
command of the world market
to sway the world Verb
to master a situation Verb
to be master of the situation Verb
to be on top Verb
to have the situation in hand Verb
to have command over one's temper Verb
to master one's feelings Verb
to contain one's feelings Verb
to have a command of english Verb
to have a firm hold Verb
self-mastery
self-control
uncontrollable temper
self-contained
self-control
self- check
self restraint
possession
self-mastery
temperance
self-posession
self possession -
to hold in one's temper Verb
to contain yourself Verb
to compose Verb
to keep yourself from doing something Verb
to take a grip on (of) oneself Verb
to school one's temper Verb
to keep tabs on the state of economy Verb
to grip on the economy Verb
to master a subject Verb
master of common law
to be in the enjoyment of all one's senses Verb
to boil over Verb
to keep one's shirt on Verb
prerogative writ
to romp into a market Verb
ruling price
to command the market Verb
to grip of the market Verb
corporation dominating the market
to wind up Verb
to keep one's shirt on Verb
to command one's passions Verb