“Unrelated” in Japanese
Short answer
Unrelated in Japanese is “無縁” (muen). Full meaning: unrelated, unconnected, irrelevant, indifferent, divorced from, having nothing to do with one, being foreign to one; without relations (esp. of a deceased person), having no surviving relatives; unrelated to the teachings of Buddha, unable to be save.
Other ways to say “Unrelated” in Japanese
無関係
mukankei unrelated
関係ない
kankeinai unrelated, irrelevant, unconcerned, unconnected
縁のない
ennonai unrelated, unconnected
関係がない
kankeiganai unrelated, irrelevant, unconcerned, unconnected
有らぬ
aranu wrong, groundless, false, improper; different, separate, unrelated; unexpected, surprising
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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