【ぼうおく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. thatched cottage; hovel; my humble cottage
Forms
  • 【ぼうおく】【かやや】
  • ぼうおく
  • かやや
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. thatched cottage
    2. This refers to a traditional style of house typically with a roof made of straw or reeds, often associated with rural or simple living.
    There is an old thatched cottage remaining in this village.
    My grandfather grew up in a thatched cottage.
  2. hovel
    3. This meaning conveys a more negative connotation, describing a small, poorly constructed, and often dirty dwelling.
    He lives in a filthy hovel.
    Many people live in hovels in that area.
  3. my humble cottage
    4. This usage reflects a sense of modesty or simplicity, typically expressing pride or fondness for one's own simple home.
    My humble cottage is small, but it's cozy.
    Life in my humble cottage holds special meaning for me.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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