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烏羽色 (karasubairo) Japanese meaning: glossy black | Kotomora
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Her hair is glossy black, and it looks bluish in the light.
Kanji 羽 feathers, counter for birds, rabbits Related words 漆しっ 黒こく 漆黒 is a more common word for jet black, often used for deep, pure black without the specific crow-feather association.
濡ぬ れ 羽ば 色いろ 濡れ羽色 also refers to a glossy black like wet feathers, but is more commonly used for hair, while 烏羽色 can be used more broadly.
Etymology Compound of 烏 (からす, 'crow'), 羽 (は, 'feather'), and 色 (いろ, 'color'), literally 'crow-feather color'. The reading ば is a rendaku form of 羽.
