=kurenawino=, red, a deep red; used with _iro_ (colour); _-- utsushi kokoro_, show feeling by change of colour? 64, 106, 216. =kusakageno=, grass-shade; applied to Arawi Cape, but the use here is not understood. Ara-wi is raw rush of some sort. Its use with _anu_ is equally unclear. (In I. an explanation is given connected with the withering (_aru_) of vegetation under the shadow of tall grasses or herbs.) =kusamakura=, grass pillow, pillow of herbs, while on a journey often the only available one; used with _tabi_, journey, also with _tago_ for _hatago_, a basket to hold food for a journey, 1, 4, 12, 23, 40, 49. =kushiromaku=, armlet-wind; used with Tafushi (hill-name)--_ta_ read homophonously as arm. =kuzunoneno=, root of Pueraria; with _naga_, long. =makanamochi= (=te=), with a true _kana_ (shaping or scraping-tool); m. k. of _yuge nokahara_, _yuge_ = _yumi kedzuru_, shape or scrape into bow-shape, scrape bow. =makanefuku=, true metal (iron) smelt; descriptive epithet of Nifu (pl. n.). =makibashira=, pillars of _maki_ (right-word, _hi no ki_, Chamaecyparis obtusa?); applied to _futoki_ (stout), _futoki kokoro_, stout heart. =makinotatsu=, see makitatsu. =makisaku=, split _maki_ into planks for building; applied to _hi [no tsumade]_ Chamaecyparis timber, 13. =makitatsu=, where _maki_ trees grow; epithet of _arayama_, wild hills, 12. =makitsumu=, heaping _maki_ timber; as to float down Idzumi River, hence m. k. of that river. =makomokaru=, fine-komo (rush)-reap; epithet of Ohonu River. =makuradzuku=, put pillows close together; epithet of _tsumaya_, spousal pavilion, 28, 236. =makusakaru=, where-fine-grass-cut; the fine-grass is _susuki_, Miscanthus sinensis; epithet of Aranu (name of a moor--wild-moor). =makuzuhafu=, where-fine-_kuzu_-creeps--_kusu_ is Pueraria Thunbergiana, Benth., a leguminous trailing plant; descriptive epithet of Kasuga Hill and Wonu Moor, 84. =managotsuchi.= There is a place called Manago ura. The m. k. is written ‘beloved-child’, and is used by sound-quibble in _Managotsuchi manaho ni shite_, where _manaho_, &c. = right, truly, just. In _managotsuchi manaku tokinashi aga kofuraku ha_, _manago_ may be = _masago_, and the whole mean, my love is so unceasing, that not even the interval of a grain of sand is to be found in its continuity. Probably _managotsuchi_ = simply sandy soil. =mashimidzuno=, pure cold water; applied to _kokoro mo keya ni_, unsullied the heart. =masokagami=, perfect-mirror, i.e. perfectly polished, used with words of seeing, shining, polishing, hanging up, &c., 32, 59. =masugeyoshi=, where-right-sedge-good; epithet of Soga no kahara (dry part of a river-bed). =masurawono= (_ma-arashi-wo_), [or _ma-so-_], right-fierce-man, warrior; applied to Tayuhi ga ura (Bay of Tayuhi)--_ta_ is written, hand or arm, the m. k. implies strength, 40, 52, 64, 216. =matamadeno=, a sort of m. k., like fine arms; see 102.