protruding front part of an eboshi
Rare term referring to a specific part of a traditional eboshi hat. Likely encountered only in historical or costume contexts.
See also: 烏帽子
Archaic term for clitoris; not used in modern medical or everyday language. Found only in historical texts.
The hinazaki of an eboshi protrudes slightly when viewed from the front.
In old medical texts, there are instances where the clitoris is written as 雛頭.
Rare kanji spelling for this archaic term; the reading ひなさき is not widely known.
Alternate rare kanji spelling.
The term is composed of 雛 (hina, 'doll' or 'small') and 頭/尖 (saki, 'tip' or 'point'), literally 'small tip'. The exact historical derivation is uncertain; it may have originated as a euphemistic or descriptive term.