“Unauthorized” in Japanese
Short answer
Unauthorized in Japanese is “無許可” (mukyoka). Full meaning: unauthorized, without permission, unapproved; lack of permission, absence of authorization.
Other ways to say “Unauthorized” in Japanese
非承認
hishounin unauthorized, unapproved, not recognized
越権
ekken going beyond authority, unauthorized, unauthorised, ultra vires
裏口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
うら口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
ウラ口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
うらぐち
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
裡口
uraguchi backdoor, rear entrance, rear exit; unauthorized, illicit, illegal
無用
muyou useless, futile; unnecessary, needless; not on business, unrelated, unauthorised, unauthorized
むよう
muyou useless, futile; unnecessary, needless; not on business, unrelated, unauthorised, unauthorized
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