igazságosságát

Igazságosságát is generally treated as a grammatical form of the Hungarian abstract noun igazságosság, which denotes justice, fairness, or righteousness. The base term igazságosság describes the quality of being just or morally right, in social, ethical, legal, and philosophical contexts. The form igazságosságát is the definite accusative singular of igazságosság, used in sentences that specify “its/their/that justice” as a direct object.

Etymology and meaning: igazságosság derives from igazság, meaning truth or correctness, combined with the suffix -ság, which forms nouns expressing a state or quality. Thus igazságosság can be understood as the state or quality of being just. The nuance often ranges from personal integrity and fair behavior to the fair distribution of resources or outcomes within a community or legal system.

Contexts and usage: in Hungarian discourse, igazságosság is used in moral, ethical, and legal discussions to denote fair treatment, impartial judgment, and rightful outcomes. It can appear in philosophical debates about justice, in political rhetoric about policy equity, and in religious or cultural texts that reflect on divine or societal justice. The term is often contrasted with mere legality, emphasizing substantive fairness beyond formal rules.

See also: igazság, igazságosság, igazságszolgáltatás, méltányosság, jog/igazság.