The kanji 没 generally conveys the idea of "to be lost," "to disappear," "to be sunk," or "to be gone." It often suggests a state of ending, completion, or absence. It can imply the end of something, either physically or metaphorically.

・On-yomi (音読み): ボツ (botsu) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ない (nai) - as in 没(な)い (nai)

⚫︎ 没収(ぼっしゅう) Translation: Confiscation; seizure. ⚫︎ 没(ぼっ)にする Translation: To reject; to dismiss; to cancel. ⚫︎ 沈没(ちんぼつ) Translation: Sinking (of a ship); foundering.