〘Noun〙 (meaning the time when the 'kawa o' comes) = kawataredoki (when he is) ※The 71st Artisan's Poetry Contest (around 1500) No. 10 "When the skin of the pond grass peels off, I look up and see the moon that I can see even naked." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (「かわかおう」が来る時分の意) =かわたれどき(彼誰時)※七十一番職人歌合(1500頃か)一〇番「いけはぎの皮かはふ時ながむればあかはだかにもすめる月かな」
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