不平等な(ふびょうどうな、fubyoudoうna)
- unequal
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FUBYOUDOU
不平等
ふびょうどう
NA
な
な
不平等な (ふびょうどうな, romaji: fubyoudoうna) means "unequal" in Japanese. It is a N3 High-level Na-Adjective word.
| Meaning: | unequal |
| Level: | N3 High |
| Lexical Category: | Na-Adjective (ナ形容詞) |
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Basic Conjugation
Dict-form (辞書形) | ふびょうどうな不平等な |
Polite-form (丁寧形) | 不平等です。 |
Connect-form (連用形) | 不平等に + <Verb> |
Not-form (否定形) | 不平等じゃない |
Advanced Conjugation
Past-form (過去形) | 不平等だった |
Terminal-form (終止形) | 不平等だ。 |
If-form (仮定形) | 不平等ならば |
Noun-form (名詞形) | 不平等さ |
AI Explanation
The Japanese word 不平等な, read as ふびょうどうな, means "unequal," "unfair," or "inequitable." It describes a situation or condition where things are not distributed or treated in a fair or balanced manner. It implies a lack of equal opportunity, treatment, or access. The word is an adjective and modifies a noun to describe its state of being unequal. It suggests a negative connotation, highlighting a situation that needs attention or correction.不平等な itself is the dictionary form, with the "な" ending indicating it's a "na-adjective." It is often used to describe situations where people are treated differently, resources are unfairly allocated, or opportunities are not equally available.
⚫︎ 不平等な扱い Translation: Unequal treatment ⚫︎ 不平等な社会 Translation: An unequal society ⚫︎ 不平等な状況を改善する Translation: To improve an unequal situation.
You use 不平等な when you want to describe something as not being fair or equal. ⚫︎ It is often used in discussions about social issues, economic disparities, legal matters, or any context where fairness is a core principle. ⚫︎ You can use it to describe a specific thing or situation, like the examples above. ⚫︎ It's important to use the appropriate context to help to understand what is being described.
⚫︎ 不平等な is primarily written using the kanji 不平等な. ⚫︎ The reading, ふびょうどうな, is in hiragana. ⚫︎ While less common, it's possible to see it written in katakana to emphasize a foreign word or concept, but this is rare. ⚫︎ The okurigana is fixed. ⚫︎ Variations of the word, depending on the context, might be written with different kanji. However, the meaning will not change. For example, 不公平な shares a similar meaning.
⚫︎ 不公平な (ふこうへいな) - unfair, unjust. ⚫︎ アンフェアな (anfea na) - unfair (borrowed from English "unfair", written in katakana) ⚫︎ 格差のある (kakusa no aru) - having disparities. ⚫︎ 差別的な (sabetsuteki na) - discriminatory. ⚫︎ 不平等 (fubyōdō) - inequality (noun form).
⚫︎ 平等な (びょうどうな) - equal, fair. ⚫︎ 公平な (こうへいな) - fair, impartial. ⚫︎ 公正な (こうせいな) - just, fair.
この会社では、男性と女性の間で不平等な給与格差が見られます。 ・Translation: In this company, there is an unequal pay gap between men and women. ・Explanation: This sentence illustrates the use of 不平等な to describe a situation where there is unequal treatment (pay) based on gender.
法律はすべての人に不平等であってはならない。 ・Translation: The law should not be unequal for everyone. ・Explanation: This sentence uses the noun form, 不平等, to emphasize the concept of inequality.
The word 不平等な is composed of three parts: ⚫︎ 不 (fu) - meaning "not" or "un-" (a negative prefix). ⚫︎ 平等 (byōdō) - meaning "equality" or "equal." ⚫︎ な (na) - a suffix indicating the word is a "na-adjective." Therefore, it literally means "not equal" or "unequal".