“Incomplete” in Japanese
Short answer
Incomplete in Japanese is “未完” (mikan). Full meaning: incomplete, unfinished.
Other ways to say “Incomplete” in Japanese
未完了
mikanryou incomplete, unfinished; imperfect
未完成
mikansei incomplete, unfinished, imperfect
不全
fuzen partial, incomplete, imperfect
インコンプリート
inkonpuriito incomplete
荒削り
arakezuri rough-hewn, incomplete, unrefined, still in the process of being formed
片
kata one (of a pair); incomplete, imperfect, fragmentary; few, little
未整理
miseiri pending, incomplete
不完全
fukanzen imperfect, incomplete, faulty, defective
やりっ放し
yarippanashi unfinished, incomplete
ベン
ben one (of a pair); incomplete, imperfect, fragmentary; few, little
揃わない
sorowanai unequal, uneven, incomplete, odd
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.