raven-haired

English

Etymology

From raven +‎ haired.

Adjective

raven-haired (comparative more raven-haired, superlative most raven-haired)

1. Having hair that is very black and lustrous.
   • 1965, James Holledge, What Makes a Call Girl?, London: Horwitz Publications, page 101:

     `Attractive, raven-haired, about twenty-three and with a figure like Diana Dors.'

Translations

having hair that is very black and lustrous

• Japanese: 黒髪の (ja) (くろかみの, kurokami no), 緑の髪の (みどりのかみの, midori no kami no), 緑の黒髪の (みどりのくろかみの, midori no kurokami no) (said of women), 烏の髪の (からすのかみの, karasu no kami no), 濡羽色の髪の (ぬればいろのかみの, nurebairo no kami no), 烏羽玉藻の (うばのたまもの, uba no tamamo no), 緑髪の (りょくはつの, ryokuhatsu no), 翠髪の (すいはつの, suihatsu no), 翠鬟の (すいかんの, suikan no), 翡翠の (ja) (ひすいの, hisui no), 翡翠の髪状の (ひすいのかんざしの, hisui no kanzashi no), 鬒髪の (しんぱつの, shinpatsu no)