Extreme - Extreme

Japanese: 極付 - きわめつき

〘 noun 〙① The condition in which paintings, antiques, swords, etc. have a special certificate attached to them. Also, the term itself. ② By extension, something that has received a clear evaluation from the general public. Something that has an established reputation. Something that is reliable. Also, the term itself. Something that is guaranteed. Originally used to describe good things, but can also be used to describe negative things. ※Suegara (1917) by Kubota Mantaro "Among them all, this one called 'Hakudo' has long been the ultimate" ③ A certain role in Kabuki in which the actor's skill is so outstanding that there is no one else who can compare to him. Also, that role.

Extreme - Extreme Fit... [Extreme Fit]

〘 noun 〙 To authenticate something and prove that it is authentic. ※The Forest of Authenticity (1958) by Seicho Matsumoto, 1 "Do people really put the finishing touches on things like that?"

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙① 書画、古道具、刀剣などに、極札(きわめふだ)がついていること。また、そのもの。② 転じて、世間一般から、はっきりした評価を受けていること。定評のあること。確実であること。また、そのもの。折紙つき。本来、よいことについていうが、否定的な事柄についてもいう。※末枯（1917）〈久保田万太郎〉「なかでもこの『白銅』という奴は以前からもう極めつきのものだった」③ 歌舞伎のある役柄で、その俳優の芸がすぐれていて、他に比類する者がいないこと。また、その役。