The Collaborative International Dictionary
Nake
Nake \Nake\ (n[=a]k), v. t.
To make naked. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Come, be ready, nake your swords.
--Old Play.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
nake
"to make naked," early 14c., from naked, perhaps with misapprehension of the -d as a past tense suffix. Marked as "Obs[olete] exc[ept] Sc[ottish]" in OED. Earlier was naken "to strip naked" (mid-13c.); a later generation coined nakedize (1858).
Wiktionary
nake
vb. (context chiefly Scotland English) to make naked, bare, expose
Usage examples of "nake".
He was just going about it more legally now, as in that absurd auction and in ,naking use of houses like Lonny's that supplied women for such purposes.