“Unfair” in Japanese
Short answer
Unfair in Japanese is “不当” (futou). Full meaning: unfair, unjust, wrongful, improper, unreasonable, unwarranted, unjustified, undeserved, undue.
Other ways to say “Unfair” in Japanese
汚らわしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
フトウ
futou unfair, unjust, wrongful, improper, unreasonable, unwarranted, unjustified, undeserved, undue
姑息
kosoku underhanded, unfair; makeshift, stopgap
アンフェア
anfea unfair
卑怯
hikyou cowardly, craven; unfair, mean, sneaky, dirty, dastardly
コソク
kosoku underhanded, unfair; makeshift, stopgap
こそく
kosoku underhanded, unfair; makeshift, stopgap
汚はしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
汚わしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
穢らわしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
けがらわしい
kegarawashii filthy, unfair, dirty, untouchable, disgusting, nasty, foul, odious, repulsive
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