vakil
/vəˈkiːl
/(also vakeel)
noun Indian
1A lawyer or solicitor.The guilty was sentenced to transportation for life, despite the best efforts of his vakils....
- The judge must have laughed, and the vakils no doubt enjoyed the spectacle.
- The High Court of Judicature shall have the power to approve, admit and enroll advocates, vakils and attorneys-at-law.
2An agent or representative.Vakils in the Mughal period were actually mediators....
- All European Companies used to engage Armenian vakils to represent them and their cause.
- Nevertheless, the visiting vakils from Iran seems to have taught them certain practices.
Origin
From Persian and Urdu wakīl, Turkish vakīl, from Arabic wakīl.
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