無む資し格かく

む

し

か

く

Common word

Meanings

1

na-adjective, noun

unqualified; unlicensed; uncertified

Describes a person or entity lacking the necessary qualifications, license, or certification for a role or activity. Often used in legal, professional, and formal contexts.

無む資し格かくで法

ほう

律りつ

相そう

談だん

を

行おこな

う

こと

は

禁きん

止し

さ

れ

て

いる

。

Providing legal advice without a license is prohibited.

彼かれは無む資し格かくのまま医い療りょう行こう為いをしていた。

He was practicing medicine without being qualified.

Usage patterns

〈人ひと〉が無む資し格かくで〈動どう詞し〉someone does something without being licensed/qualified to do so
彼かれは無む資し格かくで手しゅ術じゅつを行おこなった。
He performed the surgery without being licensed to do so.
無む資し格かくの〈人ひと〉an unqualified/unlicensed person (in a given role)
無む資し格かくの医い師しが診しん察さつしていたことが発はっ覚かくした。
It was discovered that an unlicensed doctor had been examining patients.

Kanji

無nothingness, none, ain't
資assets, resources, capital
格status, rank, capacity

Related words

無む免めん許きょN3
無免許 specifically means lacking a license (e.g. a driver's license), while 無資格 covers any missing qualification or certification more broadly.
不ふ適てき格かく
不適格 means unfit or ineligible for a role due to lacking required standards, whereas 無資格 focuses specifically on the absence of a formal qualification or license.

Opposites

有ゆう資し格かく
有資格 means holding the proper qualification or license, the direct opposite of 無資格.

Don't confuse with

無む免めん許きょN3
無資格 covers any lack of required qualifications or skills, whereas 無免許 specifically refers to lacking an official license (e.g. a driving or business license).

Word family

無む資し格かく者しゃ
unqualified person; unlicensed person; legally incompetent person

Built from

無む+資し格かく

Etymology

Compound of 無 (mu, 'without') and 資格 (shikaku, 'qualification').