漆しっ黒こく

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

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noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

jet-black; pitch-dark

formal or literary

Formal or literary term for a deep, lustrous black, often used for darkness, hair, or lacquer-like surfaces.

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Her jet-black hair was blowing in the wind.

真まっ黒くろ
真っ黒 is a common, everyday word for 'pitch-black' or 'completely black', while 漆黒 is more formal and literary, often implying a deep, glossy black.

Compound of 漆 (urushi, 'lacquer') and 黒 (kuro, 'black'), referring to the deep, glossy black of lacquerware.