qadi in Japanese
qadi in Japanese is カーディー — qadi means a qadi is a judge trained in and applying Islamic law.
qadi in Japanese
カーディー
Pronounced: kādī
(Islam, law) A judge who is trained in and practices Islamic law. [from 16th c.]
What does "qadi" mean?
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noun A qadi is a judge trained in and applying Islamic law.
"The qadi heard the inheritance dispute according to Islamic law."
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qadi in a sentence
- The qadi heard the inheritance dispute according to Islamic law.
- She was appointed qadi in her home town after years of legal training.
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What is "qadi" in Japanese?
"qadi" in Japanese is カーディー. qadi means: A qadi is a judge trained in and applying Islamic law.
How do you pronounce カーディー?
"qadi" in Japanese is カーディー, pronounced "kādī".
How do you use "qadi" in a sentence?
Example: "The qadi heard the inheritance dispute according to Islamic law." In Japanese, "qadi" is カーディー.
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