【どだん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. dirt mound
  2. dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room
  3. platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. dirt mound
    2. This refers to a raised area composed of soil, often found in gardens or natural settings.
    There is a large dirt mound in the garden.
    The children are playing on the dirt mound.
  2. dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room
    3. This usage describes the traditional design element in a tea room where the sunken hearth has walls made of earth, contributing to the aesthetic and functionality of the space.
    The inside of the sunken hearth in the tea room is made of dirt walls.
    The dirt walls of this tea room's hearth evoke a sense of tradition.
  3. platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
    4. This meaning relates to historical practices during the Edo period where a dirt platform was constructed for carrying out capital punishment.
    In the Edo period, people witnessed executions on the dirt platform.
    Executions on the dirt platform were a symbol of fear.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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