“Bare” in Japanese
Short answer
Bare in Japanese is “丸出し” (marudashi). Full meaning: (fully) exposed, bare, uncovered, in full view, undisguised, broad (accent).
Other ways to say “Bare” in Japanese
むき出し
mukidashi naked, bare, uncovered; frank, open, blunt
赤裸
akahadaka stark naked, nude, bare; stripped of all belongings, penniless; naked barley (Hordeum vulgare var. nudum)
がらんどう
garandou empty, hollow, bare, vacant, deserted
ムキ出し
mukidashi naked, bare, uncovered; frank, open, blunt
在るがまま
arugamama as it is, plain (truth), bare, undisguised, unvarnished, unexaggerated, honest, true, frank, candid
有りのまま
arinomama as it is, plain (truth), bare, undisguised, unvarnished, unexaggerated, honest, true, frank, candid
丸だし
marudashi (fully) exposed, bare, uncovered, in full view, undisguised, broad (accent)
まるだし
marudashi (fully) exposed, bare, uncovered, in full view, undisguised, broad (accent)
まる出し
marudashi (fully) exposed, bare, uncovered, in full view, undisguised, broad (accent)
せきら
sekira stark naked, nude, bare; stripped of all belongings, penniless; naked barley (Hordeum vulgare var. nudum)
赤はだか
akahadaka stark naked, nude, bare; stripped of all belongings, penniless; naked barley (Hordeum vulgare var. nudum)
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