“Nonexistent” in Japanese
Short answer
Nonexistent in Japanese is “無い” (nai). Full meaning: nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique.
Other ways to say “Nonexistent” in Japanese
皆無
kaimu nonexistent, nil, none, nothing (at all), bugger-all
莫い
nai nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
なう
noo nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
のう
noo nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
なき
naki nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
なあい
naii nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
ねー
ne- nonexistent, not being (there), not having; not
亡し
nashi nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
有りもしない
arimoshinai nonexistent, unreal, imaginary, spurious
なかれ
nakare nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique
かいむ
kaimu nonexistent, nil, none, nothing (at all), bugger-all
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