“Spotless” in Japanese
Short answer
Spotless in Japanese is “無垢” (muku). Full meaning: pure, innocent, spotless, immaculate, unspoiled; pure, unmixed, unadulterated; long kimono made from the same plain-coloured cloth.
Other ways to say “Spotless” in Japanese
ムク
muku pure, innocent, spotless, immaculate, unspoiled; pure, unmixed, unadulterated; long kimono made from the same plain-coloured cloth
無傷
mukizu unhurt, uninjured, unwounded, unscathed, unharmed; flawless (e.g. gem), unblemished, undamaged, perfect (condition); spotless (e.g. reputation), faultless (e.g. performance), perfect (record), without failure, without defeat
無キズ
mukizu unhurt, uninjured, unwounded, unscathed, unharmed; flawless (e.g. gem), unblemished, undamaged, perfect (condition); spotless (e.g. reputation), faultless (e.g. performance), perfect (record), without failure, without defeat
無きず
mukizu unhurt, uninjured, unwounded, unscathed, unharmed; flawless (e.g. gem), unblemished, undamaged, perfect (condition); spotless (e.g. reputation), faultless (e.g. performance), perfect (record), without failure, without defeat
無疵
mukizu unhurt, uninjured, unwounded, unscathed, unharmed; flawless (e.g. gem), unblemished, undamaged, perfect (condition); spotless (e.g. reputation), faultless (e.g. performance), perfect (record), without failure, without defeat
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