Midori no Kurokami (緑の黒髪 - Raven-Black Hair)

Midori no Kurokami

A woman's beautiful, lustrous black hair can sometimes be described as 'midori no kurokami' (緑の黒髪).

While 'midori' (緑) usually means "green," here it means "freshness" or "glossiness."

In the past, 'midori' meant "new growth," and from there, the above meanings were derived.

In addition, 'kuro' (黒) means "black," and 'kami' (髪) means "hair," so 'midori no kurokami' literally means "fresh, grassy, beautiful black hair."

This expression is a compliment that also implies youthfulness, but it may not convey

This expression is a compliment that implies youthfulness, but the nuance may not be conveyed to recent young women.

緑の黒髪

女性の黒くつやのある美しい髪のことを、「緑の黒髪」と表現することがあります。

「緑」は "green" を意味することが多いですが、ここでは「みずみずしさ」や「つややかさ」を意味します。

「緑」はかつて「新芽」を意味する語でもあり、そこからこのような意味が派生しました。

また、「黒」は "black"、「髪」は "hair" を意味するので、「緑の黒髪」は文字どおり「みずみずしくてつややかな美しい黒髪」という意味になります。

この表現は若々しさを含蓄する褒め言葉ですが、最近の若い女性には伝わらないかもしれません。

• Midori no Kurokami (緑の黒髪 - Raven-Black Hair)
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• Midori no Kurokami
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• A woman's beautiful, lustrous black hair can sometimes be described as 'midori no kurokami' (緑の黒髪).
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• While 'midori' (緑) usually means "green," here it means "freshness" or "glossiness."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In the past, 'midori' meant "new growth," and from there, the above meanings were derived.
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In addition, 'kuro' (黒) means "black," and 'kami' (髪) means "hair," so 'midori no kurokami' literally means "fresh, grassy, beautiful black hair."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This expression is a compliment that also implies youthfulness, but it may not convey
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This expression is a compliment that implies youthfulness, but the nuance may not be conveyed to recent young women.
• This expression is a compliment that implies youthfulness, but its nuance may not be conveyed to recent young women of today.

• Midori no Kurokami
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• A woman's beautiful, lustrous black hair can sometimes be described as 'midori no kurokami' (緑の黒髪).
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• While 'midori' (緑) usually means "green," here it means "freshness" or "glossiness."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• In the past, 'midori' meant "new growth," and from there, the above meanings were derived.
• In the past, 'midori' meant "new growth," and from that, the above meanings were derived.

• In addition, 'kuro' (黒) means "black," and 'kami' (髪) means "hair," so 'midori no kurokami' literally means "fresh, grassy, beautiful black hair."
• This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!

• This expression is a compliment that also implies youthfulness, but it may not convey
• This expression is a compliment that also implies youthfulness, but it may not convey

• This expression is a compliment that implies youthfulness, but the nuance may not be conveyed to recent young women.
• This expression is a compliment that implies youthfulness, but the nuance may not be conveyed to modern young women.

"緑”はそんな意味もありますね。I learned something new!