Kuroko - Haha shit

Japanese: 黒子 - ははくそ
Kuroko - Haha shit
〘Noun〙 (Even in the era of "hawakuso") Mole. Mole. Hahakuro. ※Miroku Shangsheng Sutra, a commentary on the early Heian period (around 850) "There are also no such things as blackheads, spots, warts , or blemishes." ※Kohon Setsuwashu (around 1130?), 5-6 "Under the knee, there are traces of hawakuso and other things." [Etymology] It is said that the distinction between "bruises" and "moles" was not clear in ancient times, but "hahakuso" has a narrower meaning than "bruises" and is thought to correspond to the present-day "moles." "Haha (mother) + kuso" and was thought to be the "dust" left behind while in the mother's womb.

Kokushi [black child]

〘Noun〙① Mole. ※Shosoin documents - Tenpyo 5th year (733) July 12th, Ukyo Keicho "A man in Imiyoshi Iga Maro, age 417, Seicho (a mole on the left lower lip)" [Shiji - Gaozu Honki] ② A metaphor for something very small or very narrow. ※Postwar Literature (1895) [Uchida Roan] "The Japanese concept is no longer isolated in the land of the Far East moles" [Han Shu - Jia Yi Biography] ③ = Kurogo (a mole) ① [Latest Encyclopedia of Social Language (1932)]

Mole [blackhead]

〘Noun〙① A dark brown pigmented spot found on the surface of the skin. A collection of nevus cells containing melanin pigment. Hahakuso. Hokuso. [Nippo Jisho (1603-04)]② Abbreviation of "irebokuro (entered mole)". ※Zappai Chiebukuro (1709) "A mole on a wife's arm is a man's name"

Haha-Kuro [Kuroko]

〘Noun〙 (Even in the era of "hawakuro") A mole. A mole. A mole. ※Gukansho (1220) 4 "The seven stars are hiding behind the mole."

Hokuso [Kuroko]

〘Noun〙 A variation of "hahakuso (black skin)". ※Wakun Shiori (1777-1862) "Hokuso (abbreviation) Black skin is commonly called hokuso"

Kurohau (Kuroko)

〘Noun〙 (a variation of "hahakuro (black spot)") A mole. ※Meigoki (1275) 9 "What do you think of the hahakuro on the human body?"

Hahahahaha ... [Kuroko]

〘Noun〙 ⇒ Hahakuso (black child)

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

Japanese:
〘名〙 (「はわくそ」の時代も) ほくろ。ほくそ。ははくろ。※彌勒上生経賛平安初期点（850頃）「亦は黶・点(ハハクソ)・疣・贅とのごとき過は无し」※古本説話集（1130頃か）五六「こしのもとに、はわくそと物のあとこそ候し」[語誌]古代には「あざ」と「ほくろ」との区別が明確でなかったともいわれるが、「ははくそ」は「あざ」より狭義で、現在の「ほくろ」に当たると思われる。「はは（母）＋くそ」で、母の胎内にいる時についた「かす」と考えられていたか。

こく‐し【黒子】

〘名〙① ほくろ。※正倉院文書‐天平五年（733）七月一二日・右京計帳「男於伊美吉伊賀麻呂、年肆拾漆、正丁〈左下脣黒子〉」 〔史記‐高祖本紀〕② きわめて小さいもの、また、きわめて狭いことのたとえ。※戦後の文学（1895）〈内田魯庵〉「日本人の概念は最早極東黒子(きょくとうコクシ)の地に僻在せず」 〔漢書‐賈誼伝〕③ ＝くろご（黒子）①〔最新百科社会語辞典（1932）〕

ほくろ【黒子】

〘名〙① 皮膚の表面に見られる濃褐色の色素斑。メラニン色素を含む母斑細胞の集合したもの。ははくそ。ほくそ。〔日葡辞書（1603‐04）〕② 「いれぼくろ（入黒子）」の略。※雑俳・ちゑぶくろ（1709）「女房の腕のほくろは野郎の名」

はは‐くろ【黒子】

〘名〙 (「はわくろ」の時代も) ほくろ。ほくそ。ははくそ。※愚管抄（1220）四「七星のははくろのかく候ひて」

ほくそ【黒子】

〘名〙 「ははくそ（黒子）」の変化した語。※和訓栞（1777‐1862）「ほくそ〈略〉黒子を俗にほくそといふ」

ほう‐くろ はう‥【黒子】

〘名〙 (「ははくろ（黒子）」の変化した語) ほくろ。※名語記（1275）九「人の身にある、はうくろ、如何」

はわ‐くそ はは‥【黒子】

〘名〙 ⇒ははくそ（黒子）

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