“Something full of holes” in Japanese
Short answer
Something full of holes in Japanese is “蜂の巣” (hachinosu). Full meaning: beehive, hive, honeycomb; something full of holes; beef reticulum, honeycomb tripe, wall of a cow's second stomach.
Other ways to say “Something full of holes” in Japanese
笊
zaru draining basket (traditionally made of bamboo), colander, strainer, sieve; something full of holes; strong drinker, someone who can drink like a fish
はちの巣
hachinosu beehive, hive, honeycomb; something full of holes; beef reticulum, honeycomb tripe, wall of a cow's second stomach
ハチの巣
hachinosu beehive, hive, honeycomb; something full of holes; beef reticulum, honeycomb tripe, wall of a cow's second stomach
イカキ
ikaki draining basket (traditionally made of bamboo), colander, strainer, sieve; something full of holes; strong drinker, someone who can drink like a fish
ハチノス
hachinosu beehive, hive, honeycomb; something full of holes; beef reticulum, honeycomb tripe, wall of a cow's second stomach
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