(m.; pl. "Dinim"); strict justice, judgment or, any law; as in "Midat HaDin ; the (Divine) Attribute of Strict Justice; or as in the expression "Yikov HaDin et HaHar," "Let the Law pierce the mountain (and let "the chips fall as they may", to mix metaphors);" or as in "Dinei Mamonot BiShelosha," "Monetary judgments require three Judges;" (Masechet Sanhedrin 1:1) or, finally, as in "Dina DeMalchuta Dina," (Aramaic) "The Law of the Land is the Law" (which must be observed when it does not conflict directly with the Law of the Torah)

This definition is in context to Judaism. See more contextual defintions for "Din".