“Inequality” in Japanese
Short answer
Inequality in Japanese is “不等” (futou). Full meaning: inequality, disparity.
Other ways to say “Inequality” in Japanese
不平等
fubyoudou inequality, unfairness
不等式
futoushiki inequality (expression)
凸凹
dekoboko unevenness, roughness, ruggedness, bumpiness; inequality, imbalance, unevenness, difference
不均一
fukin'itsu lack of uniformity, unevenness, inequality, disproportion; heterogeneous, nonuniform
凹凸
outotsu unevenness, bumpiness, roughness, ruggedness; imbalance, inequality, unevenness, disparity
不均等
fukintou lack of uniformity, unevenness, imbalance, inequality, disproportion
デコボコ
dekoboko unevenness, roughness, ruggedness, bumpiness; inequality, imbalance, unevenness, difference
でこぼこ
dekoboko unevenness, roughness, ruggedness, bumpiness; inequality, imbalance, unevenness, difference
不均衡
fukinkou imbalance, lack of balance, lopsidedness, disproportion, inequality, disparity
おうとつ
outotsu unevenness, bumpiness, roughness, ruggedness; imbalance, inequality, unevenness, disparity
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