English
Etymology
From Middle English nakednesse, from Old English nacodnes (“nakedness”); equivalent to naked + -ness.
Noun
nakedness (usually uncountable, plural nakednesses)
- The state or condition of being naked; nudity; bareness; defenselessness; undisguisedness.
Synonyms
Translations
state of being naked
- Albanian: lakuriqësi (sq)
- Catalan: nuesa (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 裸體／裸体 (zh) (luǒtǐ), 裸体 (zh) (luǒtǐ), 赤裸 (zh) (chìluǒ), 赤裸 (zh) (chìluǒ)
- Danish: nøgenhed (da) c
- Dutch: naaktheid (nl)
- Estonian: alastiolek
- Finnish: alastomuus (fi)
- French: nudité (fr) f
- German: Nacktheit (de) f
- Greek: γύμνια (el) f (gýmnia)
- Ancient: γυμνότης f (gumnótēs)
- Gujarati: નાગાપણુ (nāgāpṇu)
- Hindi: नंगापन (naṅgāpan)
- Hungarian: meztelenség (hu)
- Icelandic: nekt f
- Indonesian: ketelanjangan (id)
- Italian: nudezza f, nudità (it) f
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- Japanese: 裸体 (らたい, ratai)
- Korean: 벌거숭이 (ko) (beolgeosung'i)
- Middle English: nakedhed, nakednesse
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: nakenhet m or f
- Ottawa: bgwaashaagdiwin
- Pashto: لوڅ تيا (luśtyâ)
- Persian: برهنگی (fa) (berahnegi)
- Polish: nagość (pl) f
- Portuguese: nudez (pt) f
- Russian: нагота́ (ru) f (nagotá), обнажённость (ru) f (obnažónnostʹ)
- Scottish Gaelic: luime f, lomnochd f, nochd f
- Serbo-Croatian: golotinja (sh) f, goloća (sh) f
- Spanish: desnudez (es) f
- Tajik: бараҳнагӣ (tg) (barahnagī)
- Telugu: నగ్నత్వం (nagnatvaṁ)
- Turkish: çıplaklık (tr)
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