“Unmarried person” in Japanese
Short answer
Unmarried person in Japanese is “未婚者” (mikonsha). Full meaning: unmarried person.
Other ways to say “Unmarried person” in Japanese
単身者
tanshinsha unmarried person, single person, bachelor, spinster, person living alone
独身者
dokushinsha unmarried person, bachelor, spinster
寡
ka minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
独り身
hitorimi bachelorhood, spinsterhood, celibacy, being single, unmarried person; living apart from one's family, living alone, person who lives alone
やもめ
yamome minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
ヤモメ
yamome minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
鰥
yamome minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
孀
yamome minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
鰥夫
yamome minority, small numbers; unmarried person, widow, widower
ひとり身
hitorimi bachelorhood, spinsterhood, celibacy, being single, unmarried person; living apart from one's family, living alone, person who lives alone
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