Translation
naked, bare
Word origin
From Latin nudus ('naked, bare'), the source of English nude. Esperanto uses it for bare walls, bare trees and bare feet as freely as for an uncovered body.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- nudus
- English cognates
- nude, nudity, denude
Examples
nudapiede .
The child ran barefoot on the grass.
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The walls of the room are completely bare.
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He stood naked in front of the mirror.
covers both English senses at once: a is a naked body, a is a bare wall. The compound nudapiede (barefoot) is common enough to feel like one word.
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