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How is that "literal"? Hov/hovi means in itself a royal court and rätt/oikeus in this context means a judicial court (otherwise it means 'justice' or literally-liyerally 'rightness'. So "literally" hovrätt/hovioikeus means a "court court". There's simply no good English translation for this, the most literal I can get is "hof right". Ultrix (talk) 05:32, 9 May 2017 (UTC)Reply
