(きにゅうも)

きにゅうもれ
noun
omission in a form; failure to fill in (a field)
formalbusinessadministrative
1. omission in a form; missing entry; failure to fill in a required field
An item or field on a form, application, or document that was accidentally left blank or incomplete.
記入漏(きにゅうも)ない確認(かくにん)してください
Please check that nothing has been left blank.
記入漏(きにゅうも)あったため書類(しょるい)(かえ)されてきた。
The documents were returned because there was an omission.
提出前(ていしゅつまえ)記入漏(きにゅうも)れや誤字(ごじ)ないもう一度(いちど)見直(みなお)しましょう
Before submitting, let's review one more time for any omissions or typos.

A compound of 記入(きにゅう) (filling in, writing in) and () (leak, omission). Refers specifically to accidentally leaving fields blank on forms and paperwork.

Usage

Very common in bureaucratic and administrative contexts — government forms, applications, contracts, surveys, etc. Japan's culture of meticulous paperwork makes this a frequently encountered term. Often appears in instructions printed on forms themselves.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • ()()らし — something left unwritten (more general)
  • 未記入(みきにゅう) — unfilled, not yet filled in (more neutral, no implication of error)
  • 不備(ふび) — deficiency, incompleteness (broader, covers any problem with documents)