No. 2,690 in German
faire
"Faire" is not a German word; it resembles the French verb "faire," meaning "to do" or "to make."
In a sentence
Das ist ein faires Angebot.
That is a fair offer.
The adjective 'faires' describes the noun 'Angebot' (offer) and refers to something just or equitable.
Sie möchten ein faires Geschäft machen.
They want to make a fair deal.
The adjective 'faires' modifies the noun 'Geschäft' (deal) emphasizing the concept of fairness or equity.
Das Verhalten der Richterin war sehr fair.
The behavior of the judge was very fair.
The adjective 'fair' attributes the quality of fairness to 'Verhalten' (behavior).
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