裸

• 読み: はだか
• ローマ字: hadaka
• 漢字の分解: 裸 (ra/hadaka) — naked, bare
• 発音: /ha.da.ka/

意味

Naked; nude; bare; unclothed state.

A noun and no-adjective meaning naked or bare. Used literally for the unclothed body and figuratively for exposed or unadorned states. Common expressions: 裸足 (hadashi, barefoot), 裸眼 (ragan, naked eye), 裸一貫 (hadaka ikkan, starting from nothing). Japanese bathing culture (温泉, 銭湯) normalises communal nudity, and the 裸祭り (hadaka matsuri, naked festival) is a famous traditional event in several regions.

例文

1. 温泉では裸で入るのがマナーだ。
2. 子供たちが裸足で公園を走り回っていた。
3. 彼は裸一貫から会社を作り上げた。

使い方ガイド

場面: bathing culture, figurative expression, festivals

トーン: neutral

起源と歴史

The kanji 裸 combines 衤 (clothing radical) and 果 (fruit/bare), suggesting the state of being without clothing — exposed like a fruit stripped of its covering.

文化的背景

時代: Ancient

世代: All ages

社会的背景: Universal