untonsured monk/priest/nun
Buddhist term for a monk, priest, or nun who has not undergone the tonsure ceremony and thus retains their hair. Rare in everyday language.
An untonsured monk has not undergone the formal head-shaving ceremony.
Buddhist monk/priest/nun without shaven head and not in religious garb
From 有 (う, 'having') + 髪 (はつ, 'hair'), literally 'having hair'. The reading はつ for 髪 is an older Sino-Japanese reading.