This rare adjective appears only in James 3:17 describing the wisdom from above as "impartial." The word literally means "undistinguishable" or "not making distinctions," conveying the idea of treating all people equally without favoritism. In Hellenistic usage it could mean "unmixed" or "not discriminated," but James employs it in the moral sense of fair-minded impartiality. The multilingual glosses consistently render this as impartiality (English, Spanish) or use the Greek transliteration (French), confirming this ethical nuance of divine wisdom that shows no partiality.