Neteisingi

Neteisingi is the masculine plural nominative form of the Lithuanian adjective neteisingas, meaning not fair, not just, or not correct. The term is used to describe judgments, procedures, data, or statements that fail to meet standards of fairness or accuracy. In everyday language, neteisingas can refer to biased or unjust actions, while in technical contexts it often signals false or erroneous information.

Etymology and form: The word is built from the negating prefix ne- and the root teis- or teisingas, related to fairness and law. The corresponding feminine form is neteisingos and the neuter form is neteisinga. The adverbial form neteisingai means incorrectly or unfairly.

Usage: In legal or ethical discussions, neteisingi describes biased decisions or unfair treatment. In statistics, journalism, and information workflows, it characterizes flawed data, false information, or misleading reporting. In broader discourse, it can refer to practices or outcomes that violate principles of fairness or accuracy.

Examples: Neteisingi duomenys can lead to incorrect conclusions. Neteisingas sprendimas may undermine trust in a legal process. Neteisinga nuomonė can reflect bias rather than fact, and neteisingai paskleistos žinios are false or misrepresented statements.

See also: Klaidinga informacija, netiesa, teisė, teisingumas, informacija.