Igazságtalannak

Igazságtalannak is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unjust" or "unfair" in English. It is used to describe a situation, action, or person that is perceived as lacking fairness, equity, or justice. The term is derived from the word "igazság," meaning "truth" or "justice," with the suffix "-talan" indicating the absence of something.

The concept of igazságtalannak can encompass various forms of inequality or mistreatment. This might include situations where rules are applied inconsistently, where individuals are discriminated against, or where outcomes are disproportionate to effort or merit. It can also refer to a sense of being wronged or treated unfairly, even if no explicit rules have been broken.

In legal contexts, igazságtalannak can describe a verdict or a legal process that deviates from established principles of justice. In everyday life, it might be used to express dissatisfaction with a perceived imbalance in social interactions, personal relationships, or societal structures. The feeling of igazságtalannak often arises when there is a discrepancy between what is considered right or deserved and what actually occurs.

The adjective can be applied to both concrete and abstract concepts. For instance, one might describe an unjust law as "igazságtalan törvény" or an unfair outcome as "igazságtalan eredmény." The subjective nature of fairness means that what one person perceives as igazságtalannak, another might see as acceptable or even justified, depending on their individual perspectives and values.