No. 1,854 in Japanese
未
"未" means "not yet" or "un-".
In a sentence
未完成のプロジェクトがあります。
There is an incomplete project.
'未' (mi) is used here to denote '未完成' (mikansei), meaning 'incomplete', representing something not yet finished.
その映画はまだ未公開です。
That movie is still unreleased.
'未' (mi) in '未公開' (mikoukai) signifies 'not yet released', used to describe something that hasn't been made public yet.
彼の意図は未だに不明です。
His intentions are still unclear.
'未' (mi) is part of the phrase '未だに' (imadani), meaning 'still', indicating a state that persists to the present.
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