丘のふもとに古い墱が残っている。
Old steps still remain at the foot of the hill.
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Kanji 墱, meaning earthen or stone steps, appears in 5 Japanese example sentences with translation.
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丘のふもとに古い墱が残っている。
Old steps still remain at the foot of the hill.
寺へ行くには長い墱を上らなければならない。
To reach the temple, we have to climb a long flight of steps.
谷には木の墱がかけられていた。
A wooden footbridge had been laid across the valley.
村の外れに水が分かれる墱がある。
There is a place on the edge of the village where the water splits off.
古い記録では、墱は階段やかけはしを表す字だという。
Old records say that this kanji refers to steps or a footbridge.