Amago - Amago

Japanese: 甘子 - あまご

〘Noun〙① A land-locked form of the anadromous satsukimasu. Biwamasu and yamame, the land-locked forms of cherry salmon, are different subspecies of the same species. Amago have clear red spots on their sides throughout their lives, making them distinguishable from the other two subspecies. They live in the upper reaches of rivers and feed on aquatic insects. A fish for fishing. Delicious. (Jutei Honzo Komoku Keimo (1847)) ② Another name for "hararago (fish)". Season: Autumn (Shogenjiko Setsuyoshu (1717))

Amae-kko [sweet child]

〘 noun 〙 A child who tries to gain favor from others. A child who is always spoiled and selfish. A spoiled child. ※Haruko London (1935) <Fukuhara Rintaro> Directed by Playfair "Playfair himself played the spoiled Tony Lumpkin."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 降海性のサツキマスが陸封されたもの。ビワマスやサクラマスの陸封型のヤマメとは、同一種内の別亜種の関係。アマゴには、終生、体側に明瞭な朱点があり、他の二亜種とは区別できる。河川の上流部にすみ、水棲昆虫などを食べる。釣り魚。美味。〔重訂本草綱目啓蒙（1847）〕② 「はららご（鮞）」の異称。《季・秋》〔書言字考節用集（1717）〕