all one has; all one's possessions
Often used in contexts of losing everything, being stripped of belongings, or having nothing left. Frequently appears in set phrases like 身ぐるみ剥がされる (to be robbed of everything).
I was scammed and stripped of everything I had.
I lost all my possessions in the fire.
Common mixed kanji-kana spelling.
Full kanji spelling; less common but still used.
Compound of 身 (body, oneself) and 包み (wrapping, bundle), literally 'body bundle', referring to everything one has on their person.