What is fair is equitable.
The Latin word iustus derived from just , an adjective used to name that which is in accordance with justice . What is fair, therefore, is fair , equitable , impartial or reasonable .
For example: “It seems fair to me that I stay working after hours: today I entered the office very late” , “It would be fair if you gave Micaela back her records” , “The mayor stated that it is not fair that people with less resources pay for works that will be used by the richest sectors of the population.”
The balance
The adjective fair can be applied to a person when it is considered that he or she acts in a balanced manner, granting others what corresponds depending on the case: “Domínguez is a severe but fair teacher: he punishes bad students and rewards those who are good.” They try hard” , “The owner of the company is not a fair man since he always favors the employees who are part of his family” .
An action can also be defined as fair or unfair: “The expulsion of the Brazilian striker was fair,” “How can you say that the award is fair when you didn't even read the distinguished book?” , “I think that the removal of subsidies is fair.”
The fair as well as the exact and the adjusted
Another use of the concept of fair is related to accuracy . Something fair, in this sense, he has nothing left over or nothing missing: “This morning I bought a bag of apples that weighed just one kilogram,” “Do you have change? "I don't have the coins to pay him fairly."
Fair, furthermore, is something that manages to fit perfectly or that is tight : “These pants are too tight and mark my legs too much,” “The new chair came in right between the table and the library.”
Court rulings must be fair.
a proper name
We cannot ignore either that many men have the name Justo. And this is considered to identify men who are sociable, discreet, respectful at all times with others and pleasant. They are also considered to be people who really like to reflect on life and who, as a couple, are very faithful while being affectionate and somewhat possessive.
In Andalusia one of the best-known comedians has precisely that name. This is Justo Gómez, a man from Malaga who has been making people laugh on stage for more than three decades with his characters such as “Justina”, “El Churrete” or “Chanquetito”. He became more widely known through several television programs on Canal Sur and has managed to make the beginning of his jokes known to everyone: “cuajao”.
Likewise, we must not overlook in Spain the existence of a highly prestigious media professional recognized, among other awards, with an Ondas award. This is Justo Molinero, born in Villanueva de Córdoba, who has had the greatest success in Catalonia by launching the Tele Taxi Group. That is a communication group made up of television and radio channels as well as its own record company, which responds to the name of Moval Music.
Within the field of music there are numerous songs that have used the term in question in their titles. This would be the case, for example, of “Just now”, by the group DVicio.