oikeudenmukaisuudellinen

Oikeudenmukaisuudellinen is a Finnish adjective that describes something or someone possessing or characterized by justice. It is derived from the noun oikeudenmukaisuus, meaning justice or fairness. The suffix -llinen is a common adjectival suffix in Finnish, indicating possession or belonging to a quality.

When used, oikeudenmukaisellinen refers to actions, decisions, or systems that are perceived as fair, equitable, and morally right. It implies a commitment to treating individuals impartially and upholding principles of right and wrong. For example, a court decision could be described as oikeudenmukaisuudellinen if it is seen to be fair and just. Similarly, a social system might be characterized as oikeudenmukaisuudellinen if it promotes equality and equal opportunity for all its members.

The concept of oikeudenmukaisuus, and by extension oikeudenmukaisuudellinen, is fundamental to many ethical, legal, and political philosophies. It addresses questions of how resources should be distributed, how rights and responsibilities should be allocated, and how conflicts should be resolved in a manner that respects the dignity and worth of individuals. The adjective emphasizes the active presence or embodiment of these principles.