anambara

 In Sanskrit, "anambara" (अनम्बर) primarily means "wearing no clothing" or "naked"

Definition and Etymology

• The term anambara is a compound of “an” (without) and “ambara” 
• (clothing or garment) in Sanskrit, literally translating to without clothes

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• It is mainly used as an adjective (mfn.) meaning naked or unclad.
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Summary

In essence, anambara connotes the state of being without garments,

either literally (as in religious ascetics) or figuratively in classical

Sanskrit literature. Its significance extends beyond mere nudity,

often symbolizing spiritual renunciation and detachment

from worldly ties