Archaic pronoun for a location near the speaker. Not used in modern Japanese; replaced by ここ, この辺, etc.
An old document says, 'Stay here.'
Archaic first-person pronoun, likely a humble or self-deprecating usage. Extremely rare; modern equivalents are 私, 僕, etc.
There is an old expression, 'I will go.'
Modern standard word for 'here'; 此処許 is its archaic equivalent.
Modern standard first-person pronoun; 此処許 was an archaic humble form.
Archaic kanji spelling; the word itself is obsolete.
Kana spelling for search convenience; the word is archaic and not used in modern writing.
Variant archaic spelling.
Variant archaic spelling using 爰.
Compound of 此処 (ここ, 'here') and 許 (もと, 'place/around'). The first-person sense likely developed from a humble reference to oneself as 'this person here'. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.