No. 1,799 in Portuguese
justo
Fair; just; exact.
In a sentence
Ele foi muito justo ao decidir o vencedor do concurso.
He was very fair in deciding the winner of the contest.
Here, 'justo' is used as an adjective meaning 'fair', describing someone's impartiality in making decisions.
Finalmente encontrei um horário justo para todos.
Finally, I found a suitable time for everyone.
In this context, 'justo' is used as an adjective meaning 'appropriate or suitable', indicating something that fits well for the situation.
Justo quando pensávamos que ele não viria, ele apareceu.
Just when we thought he wouldn't come, he showed up.
Here, 'justo' is used adverbially meaning 'exactly or precisely', emphasizing the timing or moment of an event.
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