Meaning of “かぶらず” and usage of に


I came across a sentence which had かぶらず. As, per the picture, the meaning is
nothing to wear on head. However, I was trying to figure out whether かぶらず is
part of conjugation of the verb かぶる, however, many websites were not showing
such conjugation, and the meaning of word かぶらず for that matter. Thereafter, I
googled it and found it meant not wearing.

So

> my question is; whether is かぶらず is the conjugation of かぶる or is it something
> else?
>
> Is it some sort of a negative form to be used with particle も which also has
> the function of showing nothingness?

Secondly, I just wanted to seek clarification on usage of particle に, are we
using this particle and not が, because if we use that particle it would me, my
head has nothing to wear, which can also be misunderstood as, my head,
literally has nothing to wear, which would be different from there is nothing
to put on my head, which the author is trying to show.

Thanks :)

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> かぶる - base form
>
> かぶら - negative/irrealis/mizen form
>
> かぶらず - add the negation ず.

ず is a way of negating a verb that is more old fashioned/formal/archaic. It's
still used quite often though. Here is a link to an answer about ず: [What is
the difference between the negative forms -ず and
-ぬ?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/235/what-is-the-difference-
between-the-negative-forms-%E3%81%9A-and-%E3%81%AC)

As for the に, I suppose the simple answer is that 被る{かぶる} is a transitive
(他動詞) verb and the に indicates the indirect object. The direct object would be
something like a hat, which you could put on. But then, there is the question
of where you put the hat. The answer is: on your head.

> 頭に帽子を被る = (I) put a hat on my head.
>
> 頭に被る = on my head




> かぶる - base form
>
> かぶら - negative/irrealis/mizen form
>
> かぶらず - add the negation ず.

ず is a way of negating a verb that is more old fashioned/formal/archaic. It's
still used quite often though. Here is a link to an answer about ず: [What is
the difference between the negative forms -ず and
-ぬ?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/235/what-is-the-difference-
between-the-negative-forms-%E3%81%9A-and-%E3%81%AC)

As for the に, I suppose the simple answer is that 被る{かぶる} is a transitive
(他動詞) verb and the に indicates the indirect object. The direct object would be
something like a hat, which you could put on. But then, there is the question
of where you put the hat. The answer is: on your head.

> 頭に帽子を被る = (I) put a hat on my head.
>
> 頭に被る = on my head

