“To become bare” in Japanese
Short answer
To become bare in Japanese is “禿げる” (hageru). Full meaning: to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees).
Other ways to say “To become bare” in Japanese
ハゲる
hageru to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲれ
hagere to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲろ
hagero to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲよ
hageyo to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲりゃ
hagerya to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲよっ
hageyo to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲよふ
hageyoo to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
ハゲよう
hageyoo to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
禿げん
hagen to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
禿げろ
hagero to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
禿げれ
hagere to lose hair, to become bald; to become bare (e.g. a mountain becomes bare of trees)
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