“Without” in Japanese
Short answer
Without in Japanese is “無し” (nashi). Full meaning: without; unacceptable, not alright, unsatisfactory.
Other ways to say “Without” in Japanese
無しに
nashini without
せずに
sezuni without (doing), instead of
無しで
nashide without
無しには
nashiniha without
無くして
nakushite without, in the event that it did not (or does not) exist
無くては
nakuteha without, unless
でなければ
denakereba without, but if, otherwise, or else
無シ
nashi without; unacceptable, not alright, unsatisfactory
無くしては
nakushiteha in the event that it did not (or does not) exist, without
没
botsu death; lacking, without
ノー
nou no; no, without, not needed, not allowed
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