ebaõiges

Ebaõiges is an Estonian word that translates to "unrighteous" or "injust." It refers to a state or action that is morally wrong, unfair, or contrary to justice. The term can be applied in various contexts, from personal conduct to societal systems. In a legal sense, ebaõiges might describe a verdict or a law that is perceived as unjust. In a moral or ethical context, it denotes behavior that deviates from accepted principles of right and wrong.

The concept of ebaõiges is often contrasted with its opposite, õiglane, meaning righteous or just. Understanding ebaõiges involves recognizing actions, decisions, or situations that violate fairness, equity, and moral principles. It can encompass acts of dishonesty, exploitation, or any form of mistreatment that causes harm or disadvantage to others without proper justification. The perception of what constitutes ebaõiges can be influenced by cultural norms, individual values, and societal expectations. Ultimately, the word signifies a departure from what is considered morally correct and equitable.