“Stripping” in Japanese
Short answer
Stripping in Japanese is “剥奪” (hakudatsu). Full meaning: stripping (of rights, office, etc.), deprivation, forfeit, revocation, divestiture.
Other ways to say “Stripping” in Japanese
褫奪
chidatsu stripping (of clothes, office, etc.), deprivation
ストリップ
sutorippu stripping, removing one's clothes; strip (e.g. of wood)
フレーム除去
fureemujokyo stripping
脱衣
datsui undressing, taking off one's clothes, stripping
皮剥ぎ
kawahagi thread-sail filefish (Stephanolepis cirrhifer); skinning (an animal), stripping (a tree of its bark), barking, skinner, barker
はくだつ
hakudatsu stripping (of rights, office, etc.), deprivation, forfeit, revocation, divestiture
剝奪
hakudatsu stripping (of rights, office, etc.), deprivation, forfeit, revocation, divestiture
はく奪
hakudatsu stripping (of rights, office, etc.), deprivation, forfeit, revocation, divestiture
だつい
datsui undressing, taking off one's clothes, stripping
皮剥き
kawamuki thread-sail filefish (Stephanolepis cirrhifer); skinning (an animal), stripping (a tree of its bark), barking, skinner, barker
カワハギ
kawahagi thread-sail filefish (Stephanolepis cirrhifer); skinning (an animal), stripping (a tree of its bark), barking, skinner, barker
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