No. 1,506 in Japanese
なくなっ
"なくなっ" means "lost," "gone," or "passed away," depending on context.
In a sentence
財布がなくなってしまいました。
My wallet has gone missing.
In this sentence, 'なくなっ' is used as the stem of the verb 'なくなる', which means 'to disappear' or 'to be lost'. It shows an unfortunate loss.
食べ物の在庫がなくなった。
The food stock has run out.
Here, 'なくなっ' from 'なくなる' conveys that something (the stock of food in this case) has been depleted or consumed completely.
そのルールは古いのでどの企業でもなくなった。
That rule is outdated and has disappeared from all companies.
In this instance, 'なくなっ' is applied to an abstract concept, indicating that the rule is no longer in existence or has been abolished.
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