穴
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Base noun form. Refers to a physical hole, cavity, or opening. Can be used in compounds like 『穴あけ』 (anaake, 'hole punching').
Theme
User and their neighbor Yuta are gardening in their backyard, and Yuta points out a small hole in the ground that might be from an animal. Yuta is an experienced gardener who enjoys nature.
穴
あな
hole
Everyday Life & SurvivalHome & Objects
Memory Hook
Imagine a hole in the ground shaped like the letter 'A' — 'A' for 'ana' (穴). 'A-hole' → 穴 (ana, 'hole').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, holes can symbolize emptiness or potential, as seen in concepts like 『穴場』 (anaba, 'hidden gem' or 'hole in the wall') for lesser-known spots.
Forms
Base: 穴Base noun form. Refers to a physical hole, cavity, or opening. Can be used in compounds like 『穴あけ』 (anaake, 'hole punching').