“Incompleteness” in Japanese
Short answer
Incompleteness in Japanese is “半端” (hanpa). Full meaning: remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory.
Other ways to say “Incompleteness” in Japanese
不始末
fushimatsu omission, failure, incompleteness; irregularity, mismanagement, misconduct, malpractice, carelessness, wastefulness, extravagance
はんぱ
hanpa remnant, fragment, incomplete set, incompleteness; fraction, odd sum; halfway, half-hearted, perfunctory
ハンパ
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
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