No. 4,220 in Japanese
人道
"人道" (じんどう) means "humanitarianism" or "humanity."
In a sentence
人道的な支援が必要です。
Humanitarian aid is necessary.
Here, 人道 (humanitarian) is used as an adjective describing the type of aid needed, emphasizing kindness and humanity.
その行為は人道に反しない。
That act does not go against humanity.
Here, 人道 (humanity) refers to ethical principles or the human code of conduct, highlighting its moral implications.
人道を守るための活動が行われています。
Activities to protect humanity are being conducted.
Here, 人道 (humanity) implies the safeguarding of human welfare and ethics as part of moral and supportive actions.
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