unfairness

English

Etymology

unfair +‎ -ness

Noun

unfairness (usually uncountable, plural unfairnesses)

1. (uncountable) The state of being unfair; lack of justice.
2. (countable) An unjust act.

Translations

state of being unfair

• Armenian: անարդարություն (hy) (anardarutʻyun)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 不平 (zh) (bùpíng), 不公平 (zh) (bùgōngpíng)

• Czech: nespravedlnost f
• Finnish: epäoikeudenmukaisuus (fi), epäreiluus, vääryys (fi)
• French: injustice (fr) f
• German: Ungerechtigkeit (de) f, Unrecht (de) n
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• Italian: scorrettezza (it)
• Japanese: 不正 (ja) (ふせい, fusei), 不公平 (ja) (ふこうへい, fukōhei)
• Latin: inīquitās f
• Polish: niesprawiedliwość (pl) f
• Portuguese: injustiça (pt) f
• Russian: несправедли́вость (ru) f (nespravedlívostʹ)
• Scottish Gaelic: ana-cothrom m
• Swedish: orättvisa (sv) c

an unjust act

• Armenian: անարդարություն (hy) (anardarutʻyun)
• Finnish: vääryys (fi)
• Portuguese: injustiça (pt) f
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• Russian: несправедли́вость (ru) f (nespravedlívostʹ)
• Swedish: orättvisa (sv) c

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• French: ^{(please verify)} inéquité (fr), ^{(please verify)} injustice (fr) f
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• Italian: ^{(please verify)} ingiustizia (it) f