帽子

ぼうし

hat, cap

調子を取る

ちょうしをとる

to beat time, to mark time

烏帽子

えぼし

black-lacquered headgear (made of silk, cloth or paper) originally worn by court nobles in ancient Japan, and afterwards spreading to the common people

帽子屋

ぼうしや

hat shop, hatmaker

夏帽子

なつぼうし

summer hat, straw hat

高帽子

たかぼうし

tall hat

綿帽子

わたぼうし

bride's silk floss headdress

毛帽子

fur hat; wool hat

藁帽子

わらぼうし

straw hat

鍋帽子

なべぼうし

quilted cover placed over a pot or pan to keep its contents hot

白の帽子

しろのぼうし

white hat

烏帽子貝

えぼしがい えぼしかい

goose barnacle

皺烏帽子

さびえぼし

creased eboshi hat

赤烏帽子

あかえぼし

red eboshi (headgear worn by Japanese men prior to and during the Edo period, which was ordinarily black in color)

烏帽子名

えぼしな えぼしめい

adult name

立烏帽子

upright eboshi

揉烏帽子

もみえぼし

soft, crumpled, unlacquered headwear (often worn by soldiers under their helmets from the Kamakura period onward)

三角帽子

さんかくぼうし

three-cornered hat, tricorne

額烏帽子

ひたいえぼし

black silk or paper triangle worn over the forehead (usu. worn by children)