Juraría (en. I would swear)

xuɾaˈɾia

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
A set of solemn declarations made under oath.
The oath was deemed valid before the court.
La juraría fue considerada válida ante el tribunal.
The obligation to fulfill what is promised under oath.
The witness broke the oath by lying in court.
El testigo rompió la juraría al mentir en el juicio.
Institution or grouping that regulates oaths in a culture or religion.
The oath in her religion is essential for fidelity to her faith.
La juraría en su religión es esencial para la fidelidad a su fe.

Etymology

From Latin 'juramentum', which means 'oath'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to make an oath
To perform a formal oath.
hacer una juraría
to break the oath
To violate a promise made under oath.
romper la juraría
true oath
An oath made with full sincerity.
juraría de verdad

Related Words

oath
Solemn declaration in which one promises to tell the truth or fulfill a commitment.
juramento
witness
Person who testifies or attests to a fact, usually in a trial.
testigo

Slang Meanings

To make an oath jokingly.
Saying that he would stop eating cake, but not taking it seriously.
Decir que iba a dejar de comer pastel, pero no lo toma en serio.
To break the oath as a game.
When he says he will never chew gum again, he does it as a joke.
Cuando dice que nunca más comerá chicle, lo hace como broma.