【かりぎぬ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. kariginu (informal clothes worn by the nobility from the Heian period onwards)archaism
  2. (during the Edo period) patterned kariginusee also
Forms
  • 【かりぎぬ】【かりごろも】
  • かりぎぬ
  • かりごろも
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. informal clothes worn by the nobility from the Heian period onwards
    2. This meaning refers to a type of traditional clothing worn by the nobility in historical Japan, particularly during the Heian period. It signifies a more casual or less formal version of aristocratic attire.
    During the Heian period, nobles wore informal clothes to go about their daily lives.
    Informal clothes were often seen in aristocratic social gatherings.
  2. patterned kariginu
    3. This meaning describes a specific variation of informal clothes that features distinctive patterns, indicating perhaps a trend or style that was prevalent during the Edo period.
    During the Edo period, patterned informal clothes became fashionable.
    His patterned informal clothes were beautifully designed and caught everyone's attention.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to wear kariginu のびぃtynobilitynobility wearing kariginugarb of kariginupattern of kariginuappearance in kariginuto have kariginuformal kariginuhistory of kariginuceremony in kariginucoloration of kariginu
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