eiõiglast

eiõiglast is an Estonian word that translates to "unjust" or "unfair" in English. It is formed by combining the prefix "ei-" which signifies negation, and the word "õiglast," meaning just or fair. Therefore, eiõiglast directly conveys the absence of justice or fairness.

The term can be applied in various contexts to describe situations, actions, or outcomes that are perceived as lacking impartiality or equity. For instance, a legal decision might be described as eiõiglast if it is believed to be biased or not based on sound principles of justice. Similarly, an economic system could be deemed eiõiglast if it leads to significant disparities and disadvantages for certain groups.

In social and political discourse, eiõiglast is often used to critique policies or societal structures that perpetuate inequality or discrimination. It highlights a perceived violation of fundamental rights or a departure from ethical standards of treatment. The concept of eiõiglast is thus central to discussions about fairness, equality, and moral rectitude within Estonian society and language.