藍の月
Ai no tsuki
Someone can recognize Indigo children by looking for various traits such as high intelligence levels, quick learners, and frequent boredom from simple subjects and require stimulation.
You may say 'injigo,' written: インジゴ
Injigo.Easy to remember, eh? My source is http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html. It's a Japanese-To-English translator!! =DDDUpon searching for the word indigo, I've found no results reading injigo as the Japanese word for indigo. Rather, I've found from a very reliable translator that "Ai iro" (あい いろ) means indigo blue, if that's sufficient.
"Aidou" is a Japanese word that means to help, support, or assist someone. It signifies rendering aid or offering assistance to another person in need.
if u find 1 tell me keep looking
"Doctor Faustus" is a short Renaissance play which is only 1485 line long. Someone looking to obtain the English version of this play can look in a bookstore such as Chapters or Indigo.
There are a large number of plant based dyes. But if you are studying the history of the American colonies, you are probably looking for Indigo.
Indigo, indigo crayons, indigo colored paper, and indigo colored shirts.
Although I'm not aware of any 'indigo' colored plants ('blue jean' or denim blue), there are some which produce naturally blue flowers: agapanthus, bachelor buttons, iris, corn flower, violets to name a few. The actual indigo plant is green, and through a process of fermentation, it produces the dark, intense indigo blue dye.
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Indigo children or indigo colour?
This is my interpretation of the Japanese proverb "The indigo dyer wears white trousers": The indigo dyer knows that traditional methods of preparing the dye are toxic, and therefore seeks to minimize his exposure to it - even as he happily sells his (possibly still toxic) products to others. In my opinion, the proverb expresses a slightly cynical frame of mind.