nameless

English

Etymology

From Middle English nameles, equivalent to name +‎ -less. Cognate with Dutch naamloos (“nameless”), German namenlos (“nameless”), Danish navnløs (“nameless”), Swedish namnlös (“nameless”), Icelandic nafnlausur (“nameless, anonymous”).

Pronunciation

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Adjective

nameless (not comparable)

Not having a name; unnamed.
Whose name is unknown; unidentified or obscure.
anonymous
Unable to be described or expressed.

Derived terms

Translations

having no name

Bengali: নামহীন (namhin), অনামা (bn) (ônama)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 無名 (zh), 无名 (zh) (wúmíng)
Czech: nepojmenovaný m
Dutch: naamloos (nl)
Finnish: nimetön (fi)
French: sans nom, innomé (fr)
Georgian: უსახელო (usaxelo)
German: namenlos (de)
Greek: χωρίς όνομα (chorís ónoma)
Hebrew: לְלֹא שֵׁם‎‎ (leló shem), בְּעִלּוּם שֵׁם‎‎ (be-ilúm shem), אָנוֹנִימִי‎‎ m
Icelandic: nafnlaus m, óþekktur (is) m

Italian: innominato (it) m
Japanese: 名無し (ななし, nanashi), 無名の (ja) (むめいの, mumei no)
Kurdish: bênav‎‎ (ku)
Polish: bezimienny (pl)
Portuguese: sem nome
Russian: безымя́нный (ru) (bezymjánnyj)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: неименован, безимен

Roman: neimenovan (sh), bezimen (sh) m
Spanish: innominado
Swedish: namnlös (sv)
Turkish: adsız (tr), isimsiz (tr)

Anagrams

Sleemans, lameness, maleness, maneless, meanless, salesmen

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