Translation guide
Describes the state of not wearing shoes or socks. In Japanese, this is most commonly expressed with the noun 裸足 (はだし), but there are also related terms for being barefoot outdoors or partially barefoot.
The state of having nothing on your feet, indoors or outdoors.
The standard word for bare feet. Can be used as a noun or with で to mean 'barefoot'.
It feels good to walk barefoot.
He went outside barefoot.
Literally 'bare foot', often used when contrasting with wearing socks or stockings, or in more descriptive contexts.
Wear sandals on bare feet.
Specifically being barefoot outside, on soil, grass, etc.
Describing someone who habitually goes barefoot or prefers being barefoot.
Literally 'barefoot lifestyle', used for people who choose to go barefoot often.
He lives a barefoot lifestyle.
To say 'barefoot' as an adverb (e.g., 'walk barefoot'), use 裸足で. 裸足 alone is a noun.
walk barefoot
Run barefoot across the field.