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“Unowned” in Japanese

Short answer
無主 mushu むしゅ

Unowned in Japanese is “無主” (mushu). Full meaning: unowned, unpossessed.

Other ways to say “Unowned” in Japanese

無い nai nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なき naki nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique 莫い nai nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique のう noo nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なう noo nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なあい naii nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique 亡し nashi nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なかれ nakare nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なかる nakaru nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique なふ noo nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique 亡から nakara nonexistent, not being (there); unowned, not had, unpossessed; unique

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