Copy word

Thai

ความยุติธรรม

Components

ความ
ยุติธรรม

Pronunciation

khwaam yúttìtham

justice

Native recording

Analyzing pitch…

  1. 1 justice、fairness

This noun means justice or fairness: the state of people or matters being treated rightly and without bias. It is common in legal, social, and serious everyday contexts.

1

justice、fairness

Noun⭐️3 Common

The idea of justice or fairness, where people or situations are judged and treated according to what is right and unbiased.

Show more (2)

Learning notes

Explanation

ความยุติธรรม is an abstract noun formed from ความ plus ยุติธรรม, meaning the state or principle of being just and fair. It can be used in everyday situations, but it carries more weight than a casual complaint of “that’s not fair.” It is especially natural when talking about rights, unfair treatment, courts, victims, politics, or social issues. Common collocations include ได้รับความยุติธรรม “receive justice,” เรียกร้องความยุติธรรม “demand justice,” and รักษาความยุติธรรม “uphold justice.”

Usage

This word is common in news, legal contexts, policing, politics, human rights, workplace or school unfairness, and support for victims. It can also be used personally, especially when someone wants to say that a situation deserves fair and proper treatment.

Caution

Use ไม่ยุติธรรม when you want to say “unfair” as an adjective. ความยุติธรรม is a noun, so นี่ไม่มีความยุติธรรม sounds stronger and more formal, like “there is no justice/fairness here.”

Differences from similar words

1 justice synonyms

Component words

Share or cite this page

You are welcome to link to this page from blogs, social media, articles, and other materials. Quotations are welcome, too.

Send feedback

Let us know about errors, anything that seems unclear, or suggested corrections.

Content production and review

Thai content last reviewed

The Thai meaning, naturalness, examples, and pronunciation in this entry have been reviewed by a native Thai editor. We always welcome reports of errors and suggested corrections through the link above.

See our editorial and English localization process