Need some help please

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• PA

  

  Please ask

  Jul 23, 2023

  FKK (German abbreviation for Freikorperkulture - nudism) and the obvious ones (naturist, naked, nude, skinnydipping, ...)

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• J.

  

  J.

  Jul 23, 2023

  Gymnos is Greek for nude. Remember that the next time you are in a gymnasium.

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• PA

  

  Please ask

  Jul 23, 2023

  [quote]Gymnos is Greek for nude. Remember that the next time you are in a gymnasium.[/quote] So why is it that we must be clothed when in the gym?

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• NU

  nudeyooper

  Jul 23, 2023

  Don't forget starkers, bareass, nackt in German, nu in French, desnudo in Spanish, and alaston from the home of the sauna, Finnish

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• J.

  

  J.

  Jul 23, 2023

  [quote]Gymnos is Greek for nude. Remember that the next time you are in a gymnasium.
  
  So why is it that we must be clothed when in the gym?[/quote]
  
  Everyone needs to find a better gym! We have one at Solair that I use nude. And I have a small one at home that I use nude. I want to get a sign with GYMNOS in Greek for my home gym. If someone asks and I don't want to tell them we are nudists, I'll just say that's Greek for gym (which is true). If I want to let them know we are nudists I'll say thats Greek for nude (which is also true).

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• TD

  

  Tom D

  Jul 23, 2023

  [quote]I have a home decor project I want to do. I need as many synonyms for NAKED as possible. Even ones in non-English languages are welcome. Please list any that you can think of. Thanks[/quote]
  
  How do you think your non nudist Air BnB guests will react to your new decor?

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• ST

  

  Steve

  Jul 24, 2023

  Birthday suit, in the nuddy, clothes free, in the all-together...

  Perhaps a reference to the Emperor's new clothes!

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• ME

  Member

  Jul 25, 2023

  Bollocky (old Australian word for naked) usually "in the bollocky"
  Skyclad is another I see in here on TN
  Nature Suit is one I've just recently seen

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• SA

  

  Stone Andy

  Jul 25, 2023

  There's always Google translate but sometimes it has the right word but for different context. I like a Swedish naked water nymph called Na(with two dots)cken (the naked one, see https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/the-water-sprite/SQGw1mkndb5HpA)
  Good luck!

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