intangible; incorporeal
Describes something without physical form, such as rights, assets, or abstract concepts. Often used in legal, philosophical, or technical contexts.
unreasonable; absurd; preposterous
Used for actions, demands, or situations that go beyond reason or common sense. Often carries a negative judgment.
Intangible property rights are also called intellectual property rights.
The concept is intangible and cannot be touched directly.
I cannot accept such an unreasonable demand.
His argument is completely absurd.
intangible thing; incorporeal object
intangible property
intangible asset
by force; forcibly; unreasonably
incorporeal rights; intellectual property rights
Standard kanji spelling for both senses.
Rarely used kanji form.
Rarely used kanji form.
The word is composed of 無 (without) and 体 (body/form). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the kanji combination directly suggests 'without physical form' for the intangible sense and 'without proper form/reason' for the unreasonable sense.