Justo
Example: Es justo que todos tengan las mismas oportunidades en la vida.
Definition
"Justo" in philosophy refers to what is fair, morally right, and equitable in the treatment of individuals. It implies that actions, decisions, or conditions conform to principles of justice, ensuring everyone receives what they deserve or are entitled to, as in equal opportunities for all.
Etymology
The word "justo" comes from the Latin word 'justus,' meaning lawful or righteous. It is related to the concept of justice and has been used in philosophical discussions about fairness and morality since ancient times. Did you know that 'justus' was also used in Roman law to describe actions in accordance with law and equity?
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"Justo" appears in the Vocaplus list "Spanish - Philosophy - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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