justice

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From justice

From Middle English justice, from Old French justise, justice (Modern French justice), from Latin iūstitia (“righteousness, equity”), from iūstus (“just”), from iūs (“right”), from Proto-Italic *jowos, perhaps literally "sacred formula", a word peculiar to Latin (not general Italic) that originated in the religious cults, from Proto-Indo-European *h2yew-. Doublet of Justitia. Partly displaced native Old English rihtwīsnes (Modern English righteousness < rightwiseness).

382 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: drejtësi — state of being just or fair
• Arabic: عَدْل (ʕadl) — state of being just or fair
• Arabic: إِنْصَاف (ʔinṣāf) — state of being just or fair
• Armenian: արդարություն (ardarutʻyun) — state of being just or fair
• Aromanian: dichii — state of being just or fair
• Asturian: xusteza — state of being just or fair
• Asturian: xusticia — state of being just or fair
• Azerbaijani: ədalət — state of being just or fair
• Basque: zuzentasun — state of being just or fair
• Belarusian: справядлі́васць (spravjadlívascʹ) — state of being just or fair
• Belarusian: справядлі́васьць (spravjadlívasʹcʹ) — state of being just or fair
• Bengali: আদল (adol) — state of being just or fair
• Bengali: ইনসাফ (inośaph) — state of being just or fair
• Bengali: দাদ (dad) — state of being just or fair
• Bulgarian: справедли́вост (spravedlívost) — state of being just or fair
• Bulgarian: пра́вда (právda) — state of being just or fair
• Burmese: သမာသမတ် (sa.masa.mat) — state of being just or fair
• Burmese: တရား (ta.ra:) — state of being just or fair
• Catalan: justesa — state of being just or fair
• Catalan: justícia — state of being just or fair
• Cherokee: ᏚᏳᎪᏛ (duyugodv) — state of being just or fair
• Chinese Mandarin: 正義 /正义 (zhèngyì) — state of being just or fair
• Chinese Mandarin: 公道 (gōngdào) — state of being just or fair
• Chinese Mandarin: 公平 (gōngpíng) — state of being just or fair
• Czech: spravedlnost — state of being just or fair
• Danish: ret — state of being just or fair
• Danish: retfærdighed — state of being just or fair
• Dutch: gerechtigheid — state of being just or fair
• Dutch: rechtvaardigheid — state of being just or fair
• Esperanto: justeco — state of being just or fair
• Estonian: õiglus — state of being just or fair
• Faroese: rættvísi — state of being just or fair
• Finnish: oikeudenmukaisuus — state of being just or fair
• French: justice — state of being just or fair
• Friulian: justizie — state of being just or fair
• Galician: xusteza — state of being just or fair
• Galician: xustiza — state of being just or fair
• Georgian: სამართლიანობა (samartlianoba) — state of being just or fair
• German: Gerechtigkeit — state of being just or fair
• Greek: δικαιοσύνη (dikaiosýni) — state of being just or fair
• Gujarati: ન્યાય (nyāya) — state of being just or fair
• Gujarati: ઇનસાફ (inasāph) — state of being just or fair
• Hausa: adalci — state of being just or fair
• Hawaiian: kaulike — state of being just or fair
• Hebrew: צֶדֶק (tsédek) — state of being just or fair
• Hindi: न्याय (nyāy) — state of being just or fair
• Hindi: इनसाफ़ (insāf) — state of being just or fair
• Hungarian: igazságosság — state of being just or fair
• Hungarian: pártatlanság — state of being just or fair
• Icelandic: réttlæti — state of being just or fair
• Icelandic: sanngirni — state of being just or fair
• Ido: equitato — state of being just or fair
• Igbo: mkpezi — state of being just or fair
• Igbo: ikpe ziri ezi — state of being just or fair
• Indonesian: keadilan — state of being just or fair
• Irish: ceartas — state of being just or fair
• Italian: giustizia — state of being just or fair
• Japanese: 正義 (seigi) — state of being just or fair
• Japanese: 公正 (kōsei) — state of being just or fair
• Japanese: 公平 (kōhei) — state of being just or fair
• Kannada: ನ್ಯಾಯ (nyāya) — state of being just or fair
• Kapampangan: katalaruan — state of being just or fair
• Kazakh: әділеттілік (ädılettılık) — state of being just or fair
• Kazakh: әділдік (ädıldık) — state of being just or fair
• Khmer: យុត្តិធម៌ (yuttethɔə) — state of being just or fair
• Korean: 정의 (jeong'ui) — state of being just or fair
• Korean: 공정 (gongjeong) — state of being just or fair
• Korean: 공평 (gongpyeong) — state of being just or fair
• Central Kurdish: داد (dad) — state of being just or fair
• Northern Kurdish: dad — state of being just or fair
• Kyrgyz: адилдик (adildik) — state of being just or fair
• Kyrgyz: адилеттик (adilettik) — state of being just or fair
• Lao: ຍຸດຕິທັມ (nyut ti tham) — state of being just or fair
• Latin: iūstitia — state of being just or fair
• Latvian: taisnīgums — state of being just or fair
• Lithuanian: teisingumas — state of being just or fair
• Macedonian: правда (pravda) — state of being just or fair
• Malay: adalat — state of being just or fair
• Māori: huatika — state of being just or fair
• Marathi: न्याय (nyāy) — state of being just or fair
• Mongolian: шударга ёс (šudarga jos) — state of being just or fair
• Mongolian: үнэн (ünen) — state of being just or fair
• Norwegian Bokmål: rettferd — state of being just or fair
• Norwegian Bokmål: rettferdighet — state of being just or fair
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rettferd — state of being just or fair
• Occitan: justesa — state of being just or fair
• Occitan: justícia — state of being just or fair
• Old Occitan: justicia — state of being just or fair
• Old English: rihtwīsnes — state of being just or fair
• Old Norse: jafnaðr — state of being just or fair
• Oromo: qajeelummaa — state of being just or fair
• Pashto: نياو (nyāw) — state of being just or fair
• Pashto: عدل (adəl) — state of being just or fair
• Pashto: عدالت (adālat) — state of being just or fair
• Iranian Persian: داد (dâd) — state of being just or fair
• Iranian Persian: عَدْل (adl) — state of being just or fair
• Iranian Persian: عَدالَت (adâlat) — state of being just or fair
• Polish: sprawiedliwość — state of being just or fair
• Portuguese: justiça — state of being just or fair
• Portuguese: justeza — state of being just or fair
• Romanian: justiție — state of being just or fair
• Romanian: dreptate — state of being just or fair
• Romanian: justețe — state of being just or fair
• Russian: справедли́вость (spravedlívostʹ) — state of being just or fair
• Sanskrit: धर्मः (dharmaḥ) — state of being just or fair
• Sanskrit: धर्म (dharma) — state of being just or fair
• Sanskrit: धर्मित्व (dharmitva) — state of being just or fair
• Scottish Gaelic: còir — state of being just or fair
• Serbo-Croatian: пра́во — state of being just or fair
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̑вда — state of being just or fair
• Serbo-Croatian: právo — state of being just or fair
• Serbo-Croatian: prȃvda — state of being just or fair
• Slovak: spravodlivosť — state of being just or fair
• Slovene: pravica — state of being just or fair
• Slovene: pravičnost — state of being just or fair
• Spanish: justicia — state of being just or fair
• Spanish: justedad — state of being just or fair
• Spanish: justeza — state of being just or fair
• Swedish: rättvisa — state of being just or fair
• Tagalog: katarungan — state of being just or fair
• Tajik: адолат (adolat) — state of being just or fair
• Tatar: гадәләт (ğädälät) — state of being just or fair
• Tatar: гаделлек (ğädellek) — state of being just or fair
• Thai: ความยุติธรรม (kwaam-yút-dtì-tam) — state of being just or fair
• Thai: ยุติธรรม (yút-dtì-tam) — state of being just or fair
• Thai: ความถูกต้อง (kwaam-tùuk-dtɔ̂ng) — state of being just or fair
• Tibetan: དྲང་བདེན (drang bden) — state of being just or fair
• Turkish: adalet — state of being just or fair
• Ottoman Turkish: عدالت (ʼadalet) — state of being just or fair
• Ottoman Turkish: انصاف (insâf) — state of being just or fair
• Ottoman Turkish: قسط (kıst) — state of being just or fair
• Ottoman Turkish: عدل (ʼadl) — state of being just or fair
• Turkmen: adalatlylyk — state of being just or fair
• Turkmen: adalat — state of being just or fair
• Ukrainian: справедли́вість (spravedlývistʹ) — state of being just or fair
• Urdu: عَدْل ('adl) — state of being just or fair
• Urdu: اِنْصَاف (insāf) — state of being just or fair
• Urdu: عَدالَت ('adālat) — state of being just or fair
• Uyghur: ئادالەت (adalet) — state of being just or fair
• Uzbek: adolatlilik — state of being just or fair
• Uzbek: adolat — state of being just or fair
• Yiddish: גערעכטיקייט (gerekhtikeyt) — state of being just or fair
• Yoruba: idajọ — state of being just or fair
• Arabic: عَدْل (ʕadl) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Arabic: عَدَالَة (ʕadāla) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Armenian: արդարություն (ardarutʻyun) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Azerbaijani: ədalət — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Belarusian: справядлі́васць (spravjadlívascʹ) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Belarusian: справядлі́васьць (spravjadlívasʹcʹ) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Bulgarian: справедли́вост (spravedlívost) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Catalan: justícia — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Cherokee: ᏚᏳᎪᏛ (duyugodv) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Chinese Mandarin: 正義 /正义 (zhèngyì) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Chinese Mandarin: 公道 (gōngdào) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Chinese Mandarin: 公平 (gōngpíng) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Chinese Mandarin: 公義 /公义 (gōngyì) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ngazidja Comorian: uâdilifu — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Czech: spravedlnost — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Danish: retfærdighed — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Dutch: gerechtigheid — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Dutch: recht — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Dutch: rechtvaardigheid — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Finnish: oikeus — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• French: justice — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• French: équité — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Galician: xustiza — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Georgian: სამართალი (samartali) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Georgian: სამართლიანობა (samartlianoba) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• German: Gerechtigkeit — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ancient Greek: δικαιοσύνη (dikaiosúnē) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Hebrew: צֶדֶק (tsédek) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Hindi: न्याय (nyāy) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Hungarian: igazság — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Hungarian: igazságosság — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Irish: cóir — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Italian: giustizia — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Japanese: 正義 (seigi) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Kannada: ನ್ಯಾಯ (nyāya) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Khmer: តុលាការ (tolaakaa) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Korean: 정의 (jeong'ui) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Northern Kurdish: edalet — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Northern Kurdish: dad — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Latin: iūstitia — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Latvian: justīcija — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Lithuanian: justicija — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Malay: keadilan — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Māori: manatika — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Marathi: न्याय (nyāy) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Old English: rihtwīsnes — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Pashto: نياو (nyāw) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Iranian Persian: عَدالَت (adâlat) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Polish: sprawiedliwość — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Portuguese: justiça — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Romanian: dreptate — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Romanian: justiție — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Russian: справедли́вость (spravedlívostʹ) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Scottish Gaelic: còir — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̑вда — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Serbo-Croatian: prȃvda — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Slovene: pravica — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Tagalog: hustisya — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Tatar: гаделлек (ğädellek) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Turkish: adalet — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ottoman Turkish: عدالت (ʼadalet) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ottoman Turkish: انصاف (insâf) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ottoman Turkish: عدل (ʼadl) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Ukrainian: справедли́вість (spravedlývistʹ) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Urdu: عَدالَت ('adālat) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Urdu: اِنْصَاف (insāf) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Yiddish: גערעכטיקייט (gerekhtikeyt) — fairness, especially with regard to punishment
• Arabic: عَدْل (ʕadl) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Azerbaijani: ədalət — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Belarusian: справядлі́васць (spravjadlívascʹ) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Belarusian: справядлі́васьць (spravjadlívasʹcʹ) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Bulgarian: пра́вда (právda) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Dutch: gerechtigheid — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Dutch: recht — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Dutch: rechtsbedeling — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Dutch: berechting — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Finnish: oikeus — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• French: justice — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Galician: xustiza — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Georgian: სამართლიანობა (samartlianoba) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Georgian: სამართალი (samartali) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Georgian: მართლმსაჯულება (martlmsaǯuleba) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• German: Gerechtigkeit — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• German: Genugtuung — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Hebrew: צֶדֶק (tsédek) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Hungarian: igazság — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Indonesian: peradilan — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Khmer: សាលក្រម (saal krɑm) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Marathi: न्याय (nyāy) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Oromo: haqa — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Polish: sprawiedliwość — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Portuguese: justiça — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Russian: справедли́вость (spravedlívostʹ) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Scottish Gaelic: còir — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̑вда — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Serbo-Croatian: prȃvda — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Turkish: adalet — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Ukrainian: справедли́вість (spravedlývistʹ) — judgment and punishment of who wronged another
• Albanian: drejtësi — the civil power dealing with law
• Southern Altai: јаргы (ǰargï) — the civil power dealing with law
• Arabic: عَدْل (ʕadl) — the civil power dealing with law
• Arabic: عَدَالَة (ʕadāla) — the civil power dealing with law
• Armenian: արդարադատություն (ardaradatutʻyun) — the civil power dealing with law
• Azerbaijani: ədalət — the civil power dealing with law
• Belarusian: правасу́ддзе (pravasúddzje) — the civil power dealing with law
• Belarusian: юсты́цыя (justýcyja) — the civil power dealing with law
• Bengali: আদালত (adalot) — the civil power dealing with law
• Bulgarian: правосъ́дие (pravosǎ́die) — the civil power dealing with law
• Burmese: တရားစီရင်ရေး (ta.ra:cirang-re:) — the civil power dealing with law
• Catalan: justícia — the civil power dealing with law
• Chinese Mandarin: 司法 (sīfǎ) — the civil power dealing with law
• Chinese Mandarin: 法官 (fǎguān) — the civil power dealing with law
• Chinese Mandarin: 正義 /正义 (zhèngyì) — the civil power dealing with law
• Czech: spravedlnost — the civil power dealing with law
• Czech: spravedlivost — the civil power dealing with law
• Danish: retfærdighed — the civil power dealing with law
• Dutch: gerecht — the civil power dealing with law
• Dutch: justitie — the civil power dealing with law
• Dutch: gerechtigheid — the civil power dealing with law
• Estonian: õiglus — the civil power dealing with law
• Finnish: oikeus — the civil power dealing with law
• French: justice — the civil power dealing with law
• Galician: xustiza — the civil power dealing with law
• Georgian: მართლმსაჯულება (martlmsaǯuleba) — the civil power dealing with law
• Georgian: სამართალი (samartali) — the civil power dealing with law
• Georgian: იუსტიცია (iusṭicia) — the civil power dealing with law
• German: Justiz — the civil power dealing with law
• German: Gerechtigkeit — the civil power dealing with law
• Greek: δικαιοσύνη (dikaiosýni) — the civil power dealing with law
• Hebrew: מִשְׁפָּט (mishpát) — the civil power dealing with law
• Hindi: न्याय (nyāy) — the civil power dealing with law
• Hindi: न्यायालय (nyāyālay) — the civil power dealing with law
• Hungarian: igazságszolgáltatás — the civil power dealing with law
• Hungarian: igazságügy — the civil power dealing with law
• Icelandic: réttlæti — the civil power dealing with law
• Italian: giustizia — the civil power dealing with law
• Japanese: 司法 (shihō) — the civil power dealing with law
• Japanese: 法官 (hōkan) — the civil power dealing with law
• Kazakh: әділет (ädılet) — the civil power dealing with law
• Khmer: យុត្តិធម៌ (yuttethɔə) — the civil power dealing with law
• Korean: 사법 (sabeop) — the civil power dealing with law
• Korean: 법관 (beopgwan) — the civil power dealing with law
• Central Kurdish: داد (dad) — the civil power dealing with law
• Northern Kurdish: dad — the civil power dealing with law
• Northern Kurdish: edalet — the civil power dealing with law
• Kyrgyz: юстиция (yustitsiya) — the civil power dealing with law
• Kyrgyz: адилеттик (adilettik) — the civil power dealing with law
• Lao: ຍຸດຕິທັມ (nyut ti tham) — the civil power dealing with law
• Lao: ຄວາມຍຸດຕິທໍາ (khuām nyut ti tham) — the civil power dealing with law
• Latvian: taisnīgums — the civil power dealing with law
• Latvian: justīcija — the civil power dealing with law
• Lithuanian: teisingumas — the civil power dealing with law
• Lithuanian: justicija — the civil power dealing with law
• Macedonian: правда (pravda) — the civil power dealing with law
• Macedonian: правосудство (pravosudstvo) — the civil power dealing with law
• Malay: adalat — the civil power dealing with law
• Māori: manatika — the civil power dealing with law
• Marathi: न्याय (nyāy) — the civil power dealing with law
• Norwegian Bokmål: rettferdighet — the civil power dealing with law
• Norwegian Nynorsk: rettferd — the civil power dealing with law
• Pashto: عدالت ('adālat) — the civil power dealing with law
• Pashto: نياو (nyāw) — the civil power dealing with law
• Dari: عَدَالَت (adālat) — the civil power dealing with law
• Iranian Persian: عَدالَت (adâlat) — the civil power dealing with law
• Polish: sprawiedliwość — the civil power dealing with law
• Portuguese: justiça — the civil power dealing with law
• Romanian: justiție — the civil power dealing with law
• Russian: правосу́дие (pravosúdije) — the civil power dealing with law
• Russian: юсти́ция (justícija) — the civil power dealing with law
• Serbo-Croatian: пра̑вда — the civil power dealing with law
• Serbo-Croatian: prȃvda — the civil power dealing with law
• Slovak: spravodlivosť — the civil power dealing with law
• Slovene: pravosodje — the civil power dealing with law
• Slovene: pravičnost — the civil power dealing with law
• Spanish: justicia — the civil power dealing with law
• Spanish: gura — the civil power dealing with law
• Swedish: rättvisa — the civil power dealing with law
• Swedish: rättfärdighet — the civil power dealing with law
• Swedish: rätt — the civil power dealing with law
• Tajik: адолат (adolat) — the civil power dealing with law
• Tatar: гадәләт (ğädälät) — the civil power dealing with law
• Thai: ยุติธรรม (yút-dtì-tam) — the civil power dealing with law
• Thai: ความยุติธรรม (kwaam-yút-dtì-tam) — the civil power dealing with law
• Turkish: adalet — the civil power dealing with law
• Turkmen: adalat — the civil power dealing with law
• Ukrainian: правосу́ддя (pravosúddja) — the civil power dealing with law
• Ukrainian: юсти́ція (justýcija) — the civil power dealing with law
• Urdu: عَدالَت ('adālat) — the civil power dealing with law
• Urdu: اِنْصَاف (insāf) — the civil power dealing with law
• Uyghur: ئادالەت (adalet) — the civil power dealing with law
• Uzbek: adolat — the civil power dealing with law
• Uzbek: haqqoniyat — the civil power dealing with law
• Vietnamese: tư pháp — the civil power dealing with law
• Bulgarian: съдия́ (sǎdijá) — a judge of certain courts
• Catalan: justícia — a judge of certain courts
• Cherokee: ᏗᎫᎪᏗᏍᎩ (digugodisgi) — a judge of certain courts
• Chinese Mandarin: 法官 (fǎguān) — a judge of certain courts
• Chinese Mandarin: 裁判官 (cáipànguān) — a judge of certain courts
• Chinese Mandarin: 大法官 (dà fǎguān) — a judge of certain courts
• Dutch: raadsheer — a judge of certain courts
• Finnish: tuomari — a judge of certain courts
• French: conseiller — a judge of certain courts
• French: juge — a judge of certain courts
• Georgian: მოსამართლე (mosamartle) — a judge of certain courts
• Gujarati: ન્યાયમૂર્તિ (nyāyamūrti) — a judge of certain courts
• Gujarati: જસ્ટિસ (jasṭis) — a judge of certain courts
• Gujarati: ન્યાયાધીશ (nyāyādhīś) — a judge of certain courts
• Hebrew: שׁוֹפֵט (shofét) — a judge of certain courts
• Hindi: न्यायाधीश (nyāyādhīś) — a judge of certain courts
• Hindi: न्यायमूर्ति (nyāymūrti) — a judge of certain courts
• Hungarian: bíró — a judge of certain courts
• Irish: giúistís — a judge of certain courts
• Japanese: 裁判官 (saibánkan) — a judge of certain courts
• Japanese: 法官 (hōkan) — a judge of certain courts
• Kannada: ನ್ಯಾಯಾಧೀಶ (nyāyādhīśa) — a judge of certain courts
• Khmer: ចៅក្រម (caw krɑɑm) — a judge of certain courts
• Marathi: जस्टिस (jasṭis) — a judge of certain courts
• Iranian Persian: قاضی (ġâzi) — a judge of certain courts
• Polish: sędzia — a judge of certain courts
• Portuguese: chefe de justiça — a judge of certain courts
• Portuguese: ministro — a judge of certain courts
• Romanian: judecător — a judge of certain courts
• Russian: судья́ (sudʹjá) — a judge of certain courts
• Spanish: juez — a judge of certain courts
• Swedish: domare — a judge of certain courts
• Swedish: justitieråd — a judge of certain courts
• Bulgarian: правди́вост (pravdívost) — correctness
• Dutch: recht — correctness
• Finnish: oikeus — correctness
• French: justice — correctness
• Georgian: სამართლიანობა (samartlianoba) — correctness
• Hebrew: צֶדֶק (tsédek) — correctness
• Hindi: न्याय (nyāy) — correctness
• Khmer: ភាពត្រឹមត្រូវ (phiəptrəmtrəw) — correctness
• Pashto: نياو (nyāw) — correctness
• Portuguese: justiça — correctness
• Romanian: justețe — correctness
• Russian: справедли́вость (spravedlívostʹ) — correctness
• Scottish Gaelic: còir — correctness