Hollow - Look

Japanese: 洞 - ほら

〘noun〙① A hollow hole found in cliffs , rocks, the roots of old trees, or the rotting wood of large trees. Cave hole. (Wamyosho, 10 volumes (c. 934))② A valley. A gorge. (Shinsen Jikyo, c. 898-901)③ A place among the mountains where many trees grow. *Kouou (1931)〈Kajii Motojiro〉 2 "In one cave (a place where trees grow plentifully in the mountains)" ④ A room for immortals. A Buddhist temple. *Uchikishu (c. 1134) Daishi Togo Kyuji "A temple was built, and a cave was also built in a designated place." ⑤ A side panel nailed to both sides of the base of a river boat. It corresponds to the root shelf of a sea boat. (Wakan Senyoshu (1766))

Hollow [Cave]

〘 noun 〙 During the Warring States period, the family of a feudal lord or feudal lord. A clan. [Bunmeihon Setsuyoshu (Muromachi period)] *Asakura Takakage (1471-81) wrote to his descendants, "If you continue to settle things in a hollow manner, it will be a _pain to deal with villains from other countries."

Tou [cave]

The smallest administrative unit in Korea. A division below the "myeon."

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙① 崖(がけ)や巖、また老大木の根元や大木の朽木などにある、中のうつろな穴。ほらあな。〔十巻本和名抄（934頃）〕② 谷。渓谷。〔新撰字鏡（898‐901頃）〕③ 木が多く生えた、山あいの土地。※交尾（1931）〈梶井基次郎〉二「一つのホラ（山あひの木のたくさん繁ったところ）には」④ 仙室。仏堂。※打聞集（1134頃）大師投五給事「寺造、定の所も造て窟(ホラ)を開つつ」⑤ 川船の敷の両側に釘付けする側板。海船の根棚に相当するもの。〔和漢船用集（1766）〕