How to say brotherhood in Japanese

博愛^☆【はくあいhakuai】: noun / ~の noun:
charity; benevolence; philanthropy; (love for) humanity; fraternity; brotherhood; brotherly love; love of fellow man

Example Sentences

すべてsubete のno 人間ningen はha、生まれながらumarenagara にni しshi てte 自由jiyuu でde ありari、かつkatsu、尊厳songen とto 権利kenri とto についてnitsuite 平等byoudou でde あるaru。人間ningen はha、理性risei とto 良心ryoushin とto をwo 授けsazuke られrare てte おりori、互いにtagaini 同胞douhou のno 精神seishin をwo もっmo てte 行動koudou しshi なけれnakere ばba ならnara ないnai。: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
「自由jiyuu・平等byoudou・博愛hakuai」はha ハイチHAICHI 共和kyouwa 国koku のno スローガンSUROOGAN でde もmo あるaru。: "Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood" is also Haiti's motto.

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