井戸掘り | Japanese meaning

井戸掘り【いどほり】

Alsoいどほり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

well digging; well digger

This refers to the act of excavating a deep hole to access groundwater. It involves techniques and tools specific to the task, often done in rural areas to provide water.

In rural areas, well digging is an important method for securing a water source.

Example sentences1 result

His tasks range from digging wells to getting rid of garbage.

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井戸掘り【いどほり】

Alsoいどほり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

well digging; well digger

This refers to the act of excavating a deep hole to access groundwater. It involves techniques and tools specific to the task, often done in rural areas to provide water.

In rural areas, well digging is an important method for securing a water source.

Example sentences1 result

His tasks range from digging wells to getting rid of garbage.

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井

N14

意well; well crib; town; community

訓い

音セイ、ショウ

名いの、さい、ひ

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戸

N22

意door; counter for houses; door radical (no. 63)

訓と

音コ

名え、へ

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掘

N2常用

意dig; delve; excavate

訓ほ.る

音クツ

名ぼり

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井戸掘り【いどほり】

Alsoいどほり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

well digging; well digger

This refers to the act of excavating a deep hole to access groundwater. It involves techniques and tools specific to the task, often done in rural areas to provide water.

In rural areas, well digging is an important method for securing a water source.

Example sentences1 result

His tasks range from digging wells to getting rid of garbage.

Tatoeba

井戸掘り【いどほり】

Alsoいどほり

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

well digging; well digger

This refers to the act of excavating a deep hole to access groundwater. It involves techniques and tools specific to the task, often done in rural areas to provide water.