Headwear - Number of items

Japanese: 被物 - かずけもの

〘noun〙 (also "katsugemono") 1. Clothing given to someone as a token of appreciation or reward for their efforts. The name comes from the practice of draping the clothing over the recipient's shoulders before giving it to them. Roku (mono) . Tentō (headgear) . *Nihon Shoki (720), First Year of Tenchi, May (Kitano Honin) "He was praised and given a katsukemono (mono with a rank and a rank) ." *Utsubo (c. 970-999), Toshikage "As it is my master's work, please have him do the work of the gift quickly." 2. Gifts or money given to someone as a congratulatory gift. Gifts given to entertainers and the like. Hana (headgear) . *Ninjōhon, Haruiro Edo Murasaki (c. 1864-68) 2 "We set aside the flowers and gave them lots of gift items." 3. Something that looks good on the outside but is evil on the inside. A trickster. A fake. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Irozato Sansho Kaigan (1688), "It is not a pickle" ④ To be deceived and have to bear the burden as if it were your own. To be deceived and have to bear the burden of a child conceived by another person as your own. Also, that child. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Teikun Somenioguruma (1716), 2 "It may be a pickle"

Covering

〘noun〙① Something that is deceived and forced on someone else. ※Joruri, Yukihira Iso Narimasu (1738) 1 "When his younger brother, Narihira, and Empress Nijo came to visit, she became pregnant during that time, and it was a cover for her father, the emperor." ② Something that is made to look respectable only on the surface. A deception. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Seken Bakemono Kishitsu (1770) 2 "Such a cover is difficult to achieve, even for a short time." ③ In Kabuki geza music, the addition of new sounds to the predetermined instruments. Also, the instruments themselves.

Kazuki - Monokazuki... [Clothing]

〘 noun 〙 (also "carrying things") 1. Something worn on the head. Such as a headgear or hat. A headgear. ※Toraakihon Kyogen, Mayumekichi (late Muromachi period - early modern period) "Nafu nafu, I must quickly take off my headgear." 2. Something that is a burden or loss to oneself. Something troublesome. Something that one has to bear. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Irozato Sansho Kaiketsu (1688), part 2 "The pathetic thing is the bad condition of this bed. My skin is cold and I'm munching on the tea caddy, Hirosawa's headgear."

Kise-mono [headgear]

〘noun〙① Something that is put over the surface of something, such as clothing. Something to put on. Something to cover. ※Gyokujinsho (1563), 45 "I will put on a covering that will hide the boil as if it were a large wound on my neck."② Something to put something over another thing to make it look like it is a covering. Something to cover. [Latin-Portuguese Japanese Dictionary (1595)]

Hi-motsu [headgear]

〘 noun 〙 Clothing given as a token of appreciation or reward for hard work. Items of clothing. Animals. ※Azuma Kagami - Bunji 4th year (1188), January 8th "It is a Heart Sutra gathering. <abbreviated> _Two gifts will be given _in recognition of the occasion. Two layers of head coverings will be given to the leader. One horse."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「かつげもの」とも)① 人の労をねぎらい、功を賞して与える衣服類。衣服類を相手の肩にうちかけて与えたところからいう。祿(ろく)。纏頭(てんとう)。※書紀（720）天智元年五月（北野本訓）「褒(ほ)めて爵祿(カつけモノ)賜ふ」※宇津保（970‐999頃）俊蔭「あるじの事すべきに、はやかづけものの事せさせ給へ」② 祝儀として人に与える品物や金銭。芸人などに与える祝儀。纏頭(はな)。※人情本・春色江戸紫（1864‐68頃）二「彼のお花には取わきてかづけ物など多くあたへ」③ 外観だけよく見えて中身の悪いもの。くわせもの。にせもの。※浮世草子・色里三所世帯（1688）中「さもしくかづけ物にはあらず」④ だまされて、自分のしたこととして負わせられること。他人のはらませた子を、自分の子だとだまされて負わせられること。また、その子。※浮世草子・庭訓染匂車（1716）二「かづけ物かもしれねども」

かぶせ‐もの【被物】

〘名〙① だまして他へおしつけた物。※浄瑠璃・行平磯馴松（1738）一「弟の業平と、二条の后がててくって、其間に懐胎せしを、父帝へかぶせ物」② 表面だけを、立派なもののようにしてごまかしたもの。まやかしもの。※浮世草子・世間化物気質（1770）二「かやうなかぶせものとは、中々以て暫時も置事叶はず」③ 歌舞伎の下座音楽で、あらかじめ定められている鳴り物に、新しく別の音を加えること。また、その鳴り物。

かずき‐ものかづき‥【被物】

〘名〙 (「かつぎもの」とも)① 頭にかぶるもの。被衣(かずき)や帽子など。かぶりもの。※虎明本狂言・眉目吉（室町末‐近世初）「なふなふ、はやうかつき物をとらさせられひ」② 自分の負担や損失となるもの。やっかいもの。しょいこみ。※浮世草子・色里三所世帯（1688）下「なさけない事は此床のわるさ肌(はたへ)ひややかにして御茶入むしゃうに広沢のかづき物」