õiglisemad

Õiglisemad is an Estonian word that translates to "more just" or "more righteous" in English. It is the comparative form of the adjective "õiglane," meaning just or righteous. The word "õiglisemad" is used to compare two or more entities, situations, or actions in terms of their degree of justice or righteousness. For instance, one might say that a proposed law is "õiglisemad" than the current one, implying it offers a fairer system. Similarly, in discussions about ethical dilemmas, individuals might debate which course of action is "õiglisemad." The concept of "õiglisemad" is central to discussions of fairness, morality, and ethics within the Estonian language and culture. It reflects a societal aspiration towards greater equity and ethical conduct. Understanding this comparative form allows for nuanced expression when evaluating and discussing differing levels of justice.