An archaic or dialectal form meaning just, fair, or righteous; found in older Italian or mixed-language texts.
Italian variant or archaic spelling related to 'giusto' (just/fair), ultimately from Latin iustus; represents historical spelling variations in Romance languages.
This word shows how spelling wasn't standardized in older texts—'giust' is just an older cousin of 'giusto,' like how English used to spell things multiple ways before dictionaries locked everything down.
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