Plural of deemster; multiple judges, especially in the Isle of Man's legal system.
From 'deemster' (judge) with the regular plural '-s' ending. The term maintains its specific association with Isle of Man's unique judiciary.
The Isle of Man's deemsters represent one of the few places where medieval judicial titles still work in their original form—they're not museum pieces, they're active judges, which shows how some legal traditions preserve old language while staying functionally modern.
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