“Incomplete set” in Japanese
Short answer
Incomplete set in Japanese is “残欠” (zanketsu). Full meaning: fragment (e.g. of works), incomplete set, incomplete state.
Other ways to say “Incomplete set” in Japanese
端物
hamono odd set, incomplete set; odds and ends
半端
hanpa remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory
半端物
hanpamono odd piece, incomplete set, odds and ends
ハンパ
hanpa remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory
はんぱ
hanpa remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory
半ぱ
hanpa remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory
残闕
zanketsu fragment (e.g. of works), incomplete set, incomplete state
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