A traditional Japanese wall with a tiled roof, typically surrounding a temple or villa. Compare 築地 (ついじ), a similar roofed wall.
See also: 築地 (ついじ)
The temple is surrounded by a roofed mud wall.
The roofed mud wall of the old temple is magnificent with its tiled roof.
The mansion had built an impressive roofed mud wall.
Compound of 大 (おお, 'large') and 垣 (かき, 'fence, wall'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term refers to a substantial wall structure.