【むだい】

    nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
  1. untitled; titleless; without a title; no subject (email)
Forms
  • 【むだい】
  • むだい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. untitled
    2. This meaning is used to describe something that doesn't have a title, often in reference to works of art, documents, or emails.
    This painting is untitled.
    His email remained untitled.
  2. titleless
    3. Similar to the first meaning, titleless emphasizes the absence of a title, often highlighting the lack of identity or classification for an artwork or written work.
    That poem remains titleless.
    Titleless works are being exhibited.
  3. without a title
    4. This meaning indicates that a document or work does not have a designated title, emphasizing informality or a temporary state.
    I submitted the report without a title.
    I am looking for a document that is without a title.
  4. no subject (email)
    5. This refers specifically to emails that have been sent without a subject line, which can often lead to confusion about the content of the email.
    I didn't notice the email from him with no subject.
    Emails with no subject are often thought to be unimportant.
Generated collocations (experimental)
untitled workuntitled emailuntitled messageuntitled exhibitionuntitled songto leave untitleduntitled documentuntitled bookuntitled artuntitled blog
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. つけ付つけ．.
  2. ．.
Wiktionary
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