Where does “無敵の人” come from?

無敵の人 (Japanese) comes from Japanese の, from Old Japanese の, from Middle Chinese 能 — talent, ability.

無敵の人 (Japanese): person who doesn't hesitate to commit crimes, because they have nothing to lose socially

Definitions

  1. person who doesn't hesitate to commit crimes, because they have nothing to lose socially

Ancestry of “無敵の人”, step by step

無敵の人 traces back through 3 separate lines of ancestry.

via Japanese の

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japaneseのgenitive case marker; nominative case marker in a...
2Old Japaneseのplain, field
3Middle Chinese能talent, ability

via Japanese 人

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese人a person, human; an individual; mankind, people
2Proto-Japonic*pitəone

via Japanese 無敵

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese無敵invincibility, matchlessness
Every word from Middle Chinese 能 →Every word from Old Japanese の →Every word from Japanese の →