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Meanings
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hard-packed dirt floor; concrete floor
usually written using kana alone
Refers to a traditional Japanese earthen floor, typically found in entryways (genkan) or kitchens, made of a mixture of clay, gravel, and lime that is tamped down. Can also refer to a concrete floor in modern contexts.
The entrance of the old house has a hard-packed dirt floor.
Sweep the earthen floor of the doma with a broom.