How to write 堀

堀 [kū] 1. Same as "窟", meaning cave. 同“窟”，洞穴。 2. To bore a hole. 穿穴。 Example: (舜) used his followers to bore into the land to benefit from water resources… then avoiding the dangers of freezing and famine. “（舜）以其徒属～地财，取水利……然后免于冻馁之患。” 3. To surge up. 冲起。 Example: Suddenly rising in the midst of narrow alleys, dust flying. “塕然起于穷巷之间，～堁扬尘。” 堀 [kū] [Noun] A protrusion, a cave that can be inhabited; generally refers to a cave (English: cavity; hole). 堀 [kū] [Verb] To bore a hole (English: bore a hole). For example: 堀室 (a room built underground). 堀 [kū] [Noun] A protrusion, a cave that can be inhabited; generally refers to a cave (English: cavity; hole). 引: 1. 堀, meaning protrusion. The Book of Songs says: "Floating and drifting through the cave." 堀，突也。《诗》曰:“浮游堀阅。” 2. From "Zuo Zhuan, Year 27 of Duke Zhao": Light shines on armor in the cave room. 《左传·昭公二十七年》：光伏甲于堀室。 3. From "Han Shu, Biography of Zou Yang": Someone was hidden to death in the caves and thickets. 《汉书·邹阳传》：有伏死堀穴崖薮之中耳。 4. From "Xunzi, Law and Practice": Just as one considers a deep pool to be shallow and bores into it. 《荀子·法行》：犹以渊为浅而堀其中。 Example: Also as: 堀穴 (cave; referring to the dwelling of the lowly); 堀堁 (the manner of dust flying). 又如:堀穴(洞穴;指贱者所住的地方);堀堁(尘沙飞扬的样子) 堀 [kū] [Verb] To bore a hole (English: bore a hole). For example: 堀室 (a room built underground).