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Pronunciation / Transliteration: hibon-na
"そのプロジェクトは未完成の機能のために非凡なものと見なされました。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Describing something that is deficient or lacking in a particular quality.
"The project was considered hibonnai due to its incomplete features." - 2
Used to express a negative attribute or characteristic.
"Her hibonnai approach to problem-solving often led to missed opportunities."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'hibon-na' originates from the Japanese language, where 'hibon' means 'negative' or 'deficient' and 'na' is a grammatical particle used to modify nouns. This term has evolved in modern usage to describe something that lacks a certain quality or characteristic.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Hibonnai" is said worldwide
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déficient
Transliteration: déficient
"Le projet était considéré comme déficient en raison de ses fonctionnalités incomplètes."
mangelhaft
Transliteration: mangelhaft
"Das Projekt wurde als mangelhaft angesehen, weil es unvollständig war."
carente
Transliteration: carente
"Il progetto è stato considerato carente a causa delle sue caratteristiche incomplete."
deficiente
Transliteration: deficiente
"El proyecto se consideró deficiente debido a sus características incompletas."
deficiente
Transliteration: deficiente
"O projeto foi considerado deficiente devido às suas características incompletas."
अपर्याप्त
Transliteration: aparyāpt
"परियोजना को उसकी अधूरी विशेषताओं के कारण अपर्याप्त माना गया।"
不足
Transliteration: bù zú
"该项目因其不完整的特性而被认为不足。"
부족한
Transliteration: bujokhan
"프로젝트는 불완전한 기능으로 인해 부족한 것으로 간주되었습니다."
非凡な
Transliteration: hibon-na
"そのプロジェクトは未完成の機能のために非凡なものと見なされました。"
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