with imperfections; damaged; flawed
Used for secondhand items, products, or situations that have some defect or flaw. Often appears in listings or descriptions of used goods.
This secondhand item has some imperfections, but it's still usable.
Flawed products are sold cheaper than usual.
Standard spelling for this expression.
Variant spelling using 有り instead of あり; less common but still seen.
Compound of 難 (nan, 'difficulty' or 'flaw') and あり (ari, 'exists'). Literally 'there is a flaw'.