って【ほったて】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. erection of a pillar by sinking it directly into the ground
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. erection of a pillar by sinking it directly into the ground
    2. This meaning refers to the construction technique where a pillar or post is directly installed into the soil without any additional foundational preparation. It is commonly used in building fences or structures where stable yet straightforward support is needed.
    The villagers used erected pillars to build a simple fence.
    He quickly sunk the pillars because temporary erections were needed right away.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shack or makeshift structure made from a pillarpillar-supported stylepillar sunk directly into the groundto erect a pillarpillar erection workpillar structure
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