Bare in Tagalog

“Bare” in Tagalog translates to “hubad” (naked/uncovered), “walang laman” (empty), or “lantad” (exposed) depending on context. The word carries multiple meanings from physical nakedness to emotional vulnerability, making it essential to understand its various applications in Filipino communication.

[Words] = Bare

[Definition]:

• Bare /beər/
• Adjective 1: Without covering or clothing; naked
• Adjective 2: Without addition; basic or essential only
• Adjective 3: Empty or unfurnished
• Verb: To uncover or reveal something

[Synonyms] = Hubad, Walang laman, Lantad, Walang takip, Walang damit, Hubo, Bakaw, Tapis.

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: She walked across the beach with bare feet, feeling the warm sand beneath her toes.
• Ex1_PH: Naglakad siya sa buong dalampasigan na hubad ang paa, nararamdaman ang mainit na buhangin sa ilalim ng kanyang mga daliri.
• Ex2_EN: The room was completely bare, with no furniture or decorations on the walls.
• Ex2_PH: Ang silid ay ganap na walang laman, walang muwebles o dekorasyon sa mga dingding.
• Ex3_EN: He decided to bare his soul and tell her the truth about his past.
• Ex3_PH: Nagpasya siyang ilantad ang kanyang kaluluwa at sabihin sa kanya ang katotohanan tungkol sa kanyang nakaraan.
• Ex4_EN: The tree branches were bare after all the leaves fell during autumn.
• Ex4_PH: Ang mga sanga ng puno ay hubad matapos mahulog ang lahat ng dahon sa taglagas.
• Ex5_EN: They only packed the bare necessities for their camping trip in the mountains.
• Ex5_PH: Ang kanilang impake lamang ay ang lantad na pangangailangan para sa kanilang kamping sa bundok.