いけません
Meanings
1
usually written using kana alone
Used to express that something is morally wrong, inappropriate, or useless. Often appears in admonishments or when pointing out a mistake.
See also: いけない
You must not do such a thing.
Telling lies is wrong.
3
usually written using kana alone
Used in the pattern 〜てはいけません to express prohibition. This is a core grammatical usage.
See also: いけない
You must not take pictures here.
4
cannot go
Only when written 行けません
Literal negative potential form of 行く (to go). Rarely written with kanji except in this literal sense.
I have something to do tomorrow and cannot go.