土ど
Meanings
Noun
Abbreviation
1. Saturday
This shop is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
2. earth; dirt; soil
orig. meaning
3. land; lands; ground
4. earth (third of the five elements)
In the five elements, earth represents the center.
Kanji used
earth
Pitch accent
ど
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Used in vocabulary (152 in total)
plot of land; lot; soil; locality; region; place
plot of land; lot; soil; locality; region; place
kneeling down on the ground; prostrate oneself
territory; domain; dominion; possession
whole nation; whole land; whole country
foundation; base; basis; from the beginning; from the outset; by nature
mainland; the country proper; native country; country where one was born; pure land; Buddha realm
embankment; bank; beef sinew stewed in miso and mirin
dirt floor; room with dirt floor; pit (theater seating); parterre
weekend; Saturday and Sunday
storehouse with thick (earthen) walls; godown
(wrestling) ring; forum (e.g. for discussion); sandbag; gabion
construction worker; laborer; labourer; navvy
native place; birth-place; one's old home; province; region; locality
natural features; topography; climate; spiritual features
archeological excavation (archaeological)
native; aboriginal
earthenware pot
indigenousness; being native (to a region); settling (of people); native; indigenous; aboriginal
mole (Talpidae spp., esp. the small Japanese mole, Mogera imaizumii)
earthenware; unglazed (bisque-fired) earthenware
Saturn (planet)
shod feet; wearing shoes; muddy feet; dirty feet
in the earth; in the ground; underground
earthen figure; clay figure; dogū; clay figurines from the late Jōmon period
earthenware teapot
powerful local clan; local strongman
mole (Talpidae spp., esp. the small Japanese mole, Mogera imaizumii)
earthen pipe
remote region
earthen walls (of fortification); earthwork; embankment
burial; interment
fertile shoot of field horsetail; wooden stick with a burned tip (used to create underdrawings)
earth god; earth deity
midsummer (late July through early August); dog days (of summer); final 18 days of each season on the traditional solar calendar
an inch of land
embankment (for road, railway, etc.); raising the ground level; fill
local customs
China; Chinese
earthwork; earthworks; laborer; labourer; navvy
earth and stones
peasant uprising (Muromachi period)
clay; earthen
sandbag
lying down on the ground (in apology)
white clay; white earth; kaolin; mortar
soil; soil quality
Arcadia, presided over by a virtuous king
mounding earth; earthwork; banking; mounded earth; embankment; mound
earth dug out of a construction site
garden soil; soil used in a garden
cornerstone; foundation stone
royal or imperial domain
dirt mound; dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room; platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
potting soil; planting mix; compost
earthenware (ceramic) bell
Friday and Saturday
embankment (for road, railway, etc.); raising the ground level; fill
clay face (made like a mask or as a decoration)
language of the natives; local language; native tongue; dialect; patois
soil texture; earth (in Wu Xing)
Tue-Thurs-Sat
soil with manure; composted soil
ethnology; folkloristics
no shoes allowed; no outdoor footwear; shoes off
diatomaceous earth; diatomite; siliceous marl; kieselguhr
terrible situation; awful state of affairs; night-soil reservoir dug in a field; night-soil pot; earthenware vessel; earthen urn
retaining wall; sheathing
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
humus (soil); mold
mounding earth; earthwork; banking; mounded earth; embankment; mound
hot pot meal featuring oysters and a miso broth, cooked at the table
pure land; paradise
western lands (China, India, etc.); the West
poor soil; poor country
pottery clay
earthwork; earthworks
product of the land; present; souvenir
Saturday, Sunday and Monday
soil for horticulture; soil for seed planting
introducing foreign topsoil to one's land (to improve soil quality); foreign topsoil brought to mix with the soil present; (faraway) destination; foreign land; distant land
introducing foreign topsoil to one's land (to improve soil quality); foreign topsoil brought to mix with the soil present; (faraway) destination; foreign land; distant land
decorated clay tablet (Jōmon period)
realm of a Buddha; Pure Land; paradise; Buddhist country; land where Buddha has appeared to spread his teachings
rare earth
tulou (traditional rural dwelling in Fujian, China)
utter gutsiness; plenty of guts; grit
terrible situation; awful state of affairs; night-soil reservoir dug in a field; night-soil pot; earthenware vessel; earthen urn
beef sinew stewed in miso and mirin
rural areas
diatomaceous earth; diatomite; siliceous marl; kieselguhr
covering seeds with soil
rare earth
borrowing pit (in flood prevention)
magnesia; magnesium oxide
earth pressure
tumulus; barrow; grave mound
local ruler
former property or territory
(place) right in the center; dead center; dead centre; exact middle; heart
recouping one's strength for a renewed attack; making another attempt with redoubled efforts
local flavouring
diatomaceous earth; diatomite; siliceous marl; kieselguhr
diatomaceous earth; diatomite; siliceous marl; kieselguhr
gravelly soil
lower world; this world; the earth
Dosan Main Line (Kochi-Kagawa Railway)
surface soil
earth cut; cutting
earth cut; cutting
Institution of Civil Engineers (UK)
geophagia; geophagy
native state (of pre-independence India); princely state
barium oxide; heavy clay
china clay; kaolin; porcelain clay
crumbly black topsoil (esp. from weathered volcanic ash); loam soil
four realms (in Tendai Buddhism or Yogacara)
patterned ground (caused by the freezing and thawing of soil)
decomposed granite
many a little makes a mickle; every little helps; (lit.) the tower of nine storeys (stories) rose from a small heap of earth
soil moisture
prefectural land; prefectural territory
aluminum sulfate; aluminium sulphate
Smilax glabra (species of sarsaparilla, used esp. to refer to its dried rhizome, used in Chinese medicine)
draft (of a document)
Examples (4 in total)
I'm moving on Saturday, March 5.
In the five elements, earth represents the center.
Classes are three times a week: Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.