justa
Esperanto
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Definitions
- just, fair, righteous, equitable
Etymology
Derived from French juste derived from Italian giusto (just, right) derived from Spanish, Castilian justo derived from English just derived from Latin iūstus (just, rightful, proper, lawful, due, true, moderate, righteous).
Origin
Latin
iūstus
Gloss
just, rightful, proper, lawful, due, true, moderate, righteous
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Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- giusto English
- injust English
- just English
- just reward English
- juster English
- justify English
- justly English
- justness English
- overjust English
- unjust English
- iustifico Latin
- iustificus Latin
- iustitia Latin
- iūstus Latin
- jūstificare, iūstificāre, iustificare Latin
- jūstus Latin
- juscht German
- just German
- giustamente Italian
- giustezza Italian
- giustissimo Italian
- giusto Italian
- ingiusto Italian
- injuste French
- juste French
- justement French
- justesse French
- injusto Spanish, Castilian
- justamente Spanish, Castilian
- justedad Spanish, Castilian
- justeza Spanish, Castilian
- justo Spanish, Castilian
- *h₂yew- Proto-Indo-European
- juste Middle English
- juste Old French
- juste Esperanto
- justeco Esperanto
- maljusta Esperanto
- ĵus Esperanto
- just Catalan, Valencian
- just Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- husto Cebuano
- justo Old Portuguese
- giustu Aromanian
- ġust Maltese
- *jowestos Proto-Italic
- gist Romansh
- xustu Asturian
- just Friulian
- giustu Sicilian
- justo Venetian
- djis Papiamentu
- jost Dalmatian
- giust Ladin