“Unregistered” in Japanese
Short answer
Unregistered in Japanese is “未登録” (mitouroku). Full meaning: unregistered, non-registered.
Other ways to say “Unregistered” in Japanese
未登記
mitouki unregistered
無記名
mukimei unsigned, unregistered
無届け
mutodoke without notice, without leave (e.g. absence); unregistered, unreported (e.g. marriage, business, etc.)
潜り
moguri diving, diver; unlicensed (doctor, driver, etc.), unregistered, unqualified; outsider, stranger
無届
mutodoke without notice, without leave (e.g. absence); unregistered, unreported (e.g. marriage, business, etc.)
もぐり
moguri diving, diver; unlicensed (doctor, driver, etc.), unregistered, unqualified; outsider, stranger
モグリ
moguri diving, diver; unlicensed (doctor, driver, etc.), unregistered, unqualified; outsider, stranger
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