“To bare” in Japanese
Short answer
To bare in Japanese is “むき出す” (mukidasu). Full meaning: to show, to bare (the teeth).
Other ways to say “To bare” in Japanese
剥く
muku to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝く
muku to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はげ
hage to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はご
hago to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はが
haga to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剥ぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はぐ
hagu to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
むける
mukeru to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
はごっ
hago to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
剝ける
mukeru to peel, to skin, to pare, to hull, to strip; to bare (teeth, fangs), to open wide (eyes)
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