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合憲的 (goukenteki) Japanese meaning: constitutional | Kotomora
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The Supreme Court ruled that the law is constitutional.
We must resolve the issue through constitutional means.
Kanji 的 bull's eye, mark, target Related words 合ごう 憲けん 合憲 is a noun meaning 'constitutionality', while 合憲的 is an adjectival noun meaning 'constitutional'. 合憲的 is used to modify nouns or as a predicate with だ/な, whereas 合憲 is often used in compounds like 合憲性 (constitutionality).
違い 憲けん 的てき 違憲的 means 'unconstitutional', the opposite of 合憲的. Both are adjectival nouns used in similar formal contexts.
Etymology Compound of 合憲 (ごうけん, 'constitutional') + 的 (てき, '-like, -al'). 合憲 is itself from 合 (conform) + 憲 (constitution).
