rightproper

Rightproper is a term that appears as a compound adjective in English and is used as a label in various technical contexts. It does not have a single, universally accepted definition, and its meaning tends to depend on the discipline, field, or project in which it is used. In many cases, rightproper functions as a descriptive tag rather than as a formal technical designation.

In mathematics and logic, rightproper or right-proper has occasionally been employed to describe right-sided versions of properties or constructions. The exact interpretation is context-dependent, and there is no standardized formal notion that is universally recognized across sources. Because of this, discussions using the term typically require reference to the specific source or framework to understand what is being claimed about a structure, morphism, functor, or diagram.

In computing, software development, and branding, rightproper has appeared as a project or company name chosen by small teams or individuals. There is no single prominent organization or product universally associated with the term. When encountered in a technological context, the intended meaning is usually defined by the accompanying documentation or branding rather than by a shared technical standard.

Etymology-wise, the term combines the words "right" and "proper," often implying directionality or a right-hand aspect of a property. Because usage is varied and ad hoc, readers should consult the specific source to understand how rightproper is being applied in that instance. See also: proper, right adjoint, and related field-specific concepts.