to form or express an opinion about, esp after deliberation (something) through careful weighing of evidence
to sit in judgment on (somebody), esp in a court of law
to decide the result of (a competition or contest)
to determine or pronounce (something) after deliberation
The film was judged to be unsuitable for children
to form an estimate or evaluation of (something)
It's difficult to judge the distance
to form a judgment or opinion
to act as a judge
[Middle English juggen via Old Frenchfrom Latin judicare, from judic-, judex a judge, from jus right, law + dicere to decide, say]