倫りん理り

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

Refers to principles of right and wrong, often in a philosophical, professional, or societal context.

〈事こと〉は倫りん理りに反はんするfor something to go against ethics
その実じっ験けんは倫りん理りに反はんすると批ひ判はんされた。
The experiment was criticized as being unethical.
倫りん理りを守まもるto uphold ethical standards
医い師しは職しょく業ぎょう上じょうの倫りん理りを守まもらなければならない。
Doctors must uphold their professional ethics.
倫りん理りに基もとづく〈事こと〉something based on ethics
会かい社しゃは倫りん理りに基もとづく経けい営えい方ほう針しんを発はっ表ぴょうした。
The company announced a management policy based on ethics.

道どう徳とくN3
道徳 refers to everyday personal or societal morality, while 倫理 often denotes a more systematic, philosophical, or professional code of conduct.
モラル
モラル is a casual loanword for morals used in everyday speech, whereas 倫理 sounds more formal and academic.
倫りん理り学がく
倫理 is the general concept of ethics or morals, while 倫理学 is specifically the academic discipline that studies ethics.
道どう義ぎ
倫理 denotes ethics as a formal system or code (e.g., professional ethics), whereas 道義 stresses personal moral duty and righteousness.
良りょう心しんN1
倫理 is a formal or academic system of ethical principles, whereas 良心 is the personal, felt sense of conscience.

論ろん理りN1
論理 (ろんり) means 'logic' or 'reasoning', while 倫理 (りんり) means 'ethics'; the words are easily confused because they sound and look similar.
不ふ倫りん
不倫 (an extramarital affair) and 倫理 (ethics/morality) share the kanji 倫 but have unrelated meanings, so learners should not confuse them.

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From Chinese 倫理 (lúnlǐ), meaning ethical principles or moral order.