Jū'ris-cōn'sult, n.

(110), n. [Lat. jurisconsultus, or jureconsultus, from jus, juris, right, and consulere, consultum, to consult; Fr. jurisconsulte, Sp. jurisconsulto, It. giurisconsulto, jurisconsulto, giureconsulto, jureconsulto.] A man learned in the law, and who is consulted thereon; a jurist; a counsellor; a master of Roman jurisprudence.