How to say 'Barefoot' in Japanese | はだし

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The Japanese word for Barefoot is 'Hadashi', written as はだし in Japanese.

word

はだし

Meaning

Barefoot

Reading

Hadashi

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'はだし (hadashi)' means 'barefoot'. It refers to the state of not wearing any footwear, with the feet directly touching the ground or surface. This word is often used to describe someone who is walking or standing without shoes, or to emphasize a natural or informal state. For example: The child is running barefoot「子供がはだしで走っている」(こどもがはだしではしっている). I walked barefoot on the beach「私ははだしでビーチを歩いた」(わたしははだしでビーチをあるいた). The word can also be used metaphorically to describe something in its most basic or unadorned form.

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

7296

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word はだし

This word contains 3 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

は

Reading

hiragana

だ

Reading

hiragana

し

Reading

Shi

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'Hadashi' means 'Barefoot' .

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