nameless in Japanese
nameless in Japanese is 名無し, 無名 — nameless means having no name, or having a name that is unknown.
nameless in Japanese
名無し
Pronounced: nanashi
Not having a name.
無名
Pronounced: mumei
Not having a name.
What does "nameless" mean?
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adj Having no name, or having a name that is unknown.
"Environmental DNA analysis suggests that the number of species of bacteria that remain nameless to date may well be on the order of many thousands."
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adj Too strange or unpleasant to easily put into words.
"A nameless dread settled over the crew."
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nameless in a sentence
- Environmental DNA analysis suggests that the number of species of bacteria that remain nameless to date may well be on the order of many thousands.
- The culprits shall remain nameless here, as some names have been changed to protect the guilty; just don't let it happen again.
- A nameless dread settled over the crew.
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What is "nameless" in Japanese?
"nameless" in Japanese is 名無し, 無名. nameless means: Having no name, or having a name that is unknown.
How do you pronounce 名無し?
"nameless" in Japanese is 名無し, pronounced "nanashi".
Are there other ways to say "nameless" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "nameless": 名無し, 無名.
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