unalive in Japanese

unalive in Japanese is 56す, 4ぬ, ﾀﾋ — unalive means not living; dead or without life.

56す

verb

Pronounced: 56su

(transitive, proscribed) To make unalive; to kill, especially oneself; to commit suicide.

4ぬ

verb

Pronounced: 4nu

(intransitive, proscribed) To die.

ﾀﾋ

verb

(intransitive, proscribed) To die.

What does "unalive" mean?

adj Not living; dead or without life.
"We don't experience a corpse as just an object; we experience it as an object that was once alive, but which no longer is. We experience it as "unalive" (Bt, 282)."
adj Dull and without energy or liveliness.
"Our perception labels it as negative, just like our minds have been trained to accept only the clinical and unreal, the sterile and unalive, the prepackaged and filtered."
adj Showing no energy or emotion, as if acting like a machine.
adj Without purpose or meaning in life.
"It is directly related, however, to being and non-being, a relation which suggests that being is defined by work if without a job one becomes "unalive"."

We don't experience a corpse as just an object; we experience it as an object that was once alive, but which no longer is. We experience it as "unalive" (Bt, 282).
Our perception labels it as negative, just like our minds have been trained to accept only the clinical and unreal, the sterile and unalive, the prepackaged and filtered.
It is directly related, however, to being and non-being, a relation which suggests that being is defined by work if without a job one becomes "unalive".

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What is "unalive" in Japanese?

"unalive" in Japanese is 56す, 4ぬ, ﾀﾋ. unalive means: Not living; dead or without life.

How do you pronounce 56す?

"unalive" in Japanese is 56す, pronounced "56su".

Are there other ways to say "unalive" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "unalive": 56す, 4ぬ, ﾀﾋ.

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