Kanji
What does the kanji 未 mean?
未 means not yet, never. On'yomi ミ、ビ. Kun'yomi いま.だ、ま.だ、ひつじ.
Quick facts| On'yomi | ミ、ビ |
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| Kun'yomi | いま.だ、ま.だ、ひつじ |
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| Strokes | 5 |
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| Main radical | 木 |
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| Level (estimated, JLPT framework) | N3 |
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未On'yomi ミ、ビKun'yomi いま.だ、ま.だ、ひつじ
N3 · estimated, JLPT framework5 strokes
not yet, never
Memory hook
A tree (木) with one soft branch still on top, not yet fully grown — NOT YET.
Common words
- 未だいまだstill; not yet, even now
- 未来みらいfuture
More words with this kanji
- 未満みまんless than, under
- 未~み~not yet, un- (prefix)
- 未婚みこんunmarried, single
- 未定みていundecided, pending
- 未熟みじゅくunripe; immature, inexperienced
- 未知みちunknown, unfamiliar
- 未練みれんlingering attachment, regret, reluctance to let go
- 未開みかいundeveloped, unexplored; primitive