They laid flowers at the grave of an unknown soldier.
The old painting is considered the work of an unnamed painter.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
Used for people, groups, works, places, etc. that have little or no public recognition; often appears in phrases like 無名の俳優 or 無名時代.
At the time, he was still an unknown actor.
An obscure band gained popularity by word of mouth.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
causeless; without just cause; unjustifiable
Rare, literary or classical-flavored use where 名 means a cause, pretext, or justification; mainly encountered in fixed or historical-sounding expressions such as 無名の師.
The expression 無名の師 is an old phrase for an army without a just cause.
He was still an unknown actor.
Few people know about the time when she was still unknown.
He received an unsigned letter.
無名 means 'unknown/unnamed', the direct opposite of 名高い, which means 'renowned'.
無名 means 'unknown, obscure,' the direct opposite of 著名 which means 'famous, noted.'
無名 describes someone unknown or anonymous, the opposite of 顔が売れる, which describes someone whose face is widely recognized.
無名 means 'unknown' or 'nameless', the direct opposite of 知名's sense of having name recognition.
famous and unknown; somebodies and nobodies