Just

/dʒʌst/ adjective, adverb

As an adjective, just means fair, morally right, or based on good reasons. As an adverb, it can mean “exactly”, “only”, or “very recently”, depending on context.

From Old French “juste” meaning “fair, righteous”, from Latin “iustus” meaning “lawful, proper”, from “ius” (law, right). It began as a strongly moral and legal word.

AMፍትሃዊ
ARعادل
BNন্যায়বিচার
CAjust
CSspravedlivý
DAretfærdig
DEgerecht
ELδίκαιος
ESjusto
FAعادلانه
FIoikeudenmukainen
FRjuste
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