“Indefinite” in Japanese
Short answer
Indefinite in Japanese is “有耶無耶” (uyamuya). Full meaning: indefinite, hazy, vague, unsettled, undecided.
Other ways to say “Indefinite” in Japanese
無期
muki indefinite, unlimited
頼りない
tayorinai unreliable, undependable, indefinite, vague; helpless, forlorn, forsaken; worried, uneasy
あやふや
ayafuya uncertain, indefinite, vague, ambiguous, equivocal, dubious, doubtful, non-committal
無期限
mukigen indefinite
不確か
futashika unreliable, uncertain, indefinite, unclear
不確定
fukakutei uncertain, indefinite
ウヤムヤ
uyamuya indefinite, hazy, vague, unsettled, undecided
うやむや
uyamuya indefinite, hazy, vague, unsettled, undecided
アヤフヤ
ayafuya uncertain, indefinite, vague, ambiguous, equivocal, dubious, doubtful, non-committal
不特定
futokutei unspecified, random, indefinite
不定
fujou uncertainty, insecurity, inconstancy, indefinite, undecided
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