"Black" is 'kuro,' and 'kuroi' in its adjectival form.
black - 黒 (Kuro) kuroi. It's pronounced as 'cool-roy-i ( the 'i' is pronounced as the LETTER 'e' )
Oni means Demon in Japanese kuro means dark or black
黒 kuro or 黒い kuroi means "black," and 剣 kenor 刀 katana refer to a sword. 黒い剣 kuroi ken, 黒い刀 kuroi katana, 黒の剣 kuro no ken, 黒の刀 kuro no katana, 黒剣 kuro ken or 黒刀 kuro katana could translate to "black sword."
Kuro is pronounced "koo-roh." The Japanese r is more like a Spanish r; that is, trilled to some extent, making it a cross between a "d" and an "r." Put your tongue in the position you would if you were going to make a "d" sound, then, with tongue in that position, try to make an "r" sound. Your tongue should flap quickly.
Well if im not mistaken kuro means black and hime means princess, so black princess? i don't know anything about Japanese names quite yet but i have picked up a couple words in Japanese from watching animes and i think that's right
adj. 黒い(kuroi) n. 黒(kuro), ブラック(burakku) as a part in some kanji words: 黒(koku) e.g. 黒板(kokuban) (blackboard)
黒 (kuro)
Well, i think there's two names for that one is Kuro Bara=Black Rose but i like the other one better Kuro Hana=Black Flower ^____^ hope that helped! :) ~Elle
太陽の黒。is the kanji you would use. (taiyo no kuro) the literal translation is "sun of black"
Well, as far as I know it might be something like: Kuroi no Kenkaku OR Kurokenkaku (in any case in Japanese the word black is kuro in case of just stating a noun or kuroi when it is an adjective while the word kenkaku means swordsman, however Japanese can be somewhat tricky when combining words :P and this is my opinion of how black swordsman would be translated, hope this helps)
If by 'Ichigo' you are referring to a character's name such as Bleach anime's protagonist, it would mean 'Dark Ichigo/Black Ichigo'.If not, 'ichigo' as a noun (with different writing than the above-mention character's name) can also means 'strawberry', so 'kuro ichigo' would mean 'dark/black strawberry' (however grammatically there should be kuroi instead of kuro).