JLPT N2 · Noun

無地 (muji)

無地 (むじ, muji) is a Japanese noun meaning “plain; unfigured”. It appears in JLPT N2 vocabulary lists and is marked as a common word in JMdict.

Reading: むじ
Romaji: muji
Word class: Noun
Level: JLPT N2 (unofficial)

Meaning

plain; unfigured; patternless; solid (color) · noun taking の, noun

Example sentences

無地の白い紙で十分です。

Plain white paper will do.

Sentences from the Tatoeba project, linked to this word in JMdict.

Kanji in 無地

nothingness, none, ain'tム・ブ・な.い · 12 strokes

ground, earthチ・ジ · 6 strokes

Related words

Other vocabulary sharing a kanji with 無地.

無くすなくすto lose (something)無理むりunreasonable無くなるなくなるto be lost (e.g. luggage)無むnothing有無うむexistence or nonexistence無視むしdisregarding無駄むだfutility無料むりょうfree (of charge)無しなしwithout無事ぶじsafety無ぶun-無限むげんinfinity無数むすうinnumerable御無沙汰ごぶさたnot writing or contacting for a while

Source: JMdict entry 1530650 (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0). Level: unofficial JLPT list – how levels are assigned.