Barefooted Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɛːfʊtɪd

BAIR-foot-id

UK

bˈeəfʊtɪd

BAIR-foot-id

Definition

Not wearing anything on your feet; with bare feet.

Usage & Nuances

'Barefooted' is slightly formal and less common than 'barefoot' in everyday speech. Both words mean the same, but 'barefoot' is usually preferred. Used as an adjective or adverb: 'She walked barefooted.' Not used for animals.

• Spanish: descalzo - descalza
• Portuguese (BR): descalço - descalça
• Portuguese (PT): descalço - descalça
• Chinese (Simplified): 赤脚的
• Chinese (Traditional): 赤腳的
• Hindi: नंगे पैर
• Arabic: حافي القدمين
• Bengali: নগ্ন পায়ে - খালি পায়ে
• Russian: босиком
• Japanese: 裸足で - はだしで
• Vietnamese: chân trần
• Korean: 맨발로
• Turkish: yalınayak
• Urdu: ننگے پاؤں
• Indonesian: tanpa alas kaki

Example Sentences

She walked barefooted on the soft grass.

basic

Children love to run barefooted at the beach.

basic

He stood barefooted in the kitchen.

basic

The kids came home muddy and barefooted after the storm.

natural

I love the feeling of being barefooted on warm sand.

natural

She entered the yoga studio barefooted, ready for class.

natural