Huokoloitu
Huokoloitu is a Finnish term used to describe something that has been hollowed out. In general usage, it functions as an adjective meaning hollowed or carved into the interior. In specialized contexts it can also be used as a noun to refer to a hollow or cavity within a material such as wood, stone, or ceramic.
Etymology and form: The word is derived from Finnish roots associated with hollowing or porosity and is
Usage and contexts: In archaeology and ethnography, huokoloitu artifacts are objects that have been deliberately hollowed
Examples: A huokoloitu log or beam might be described as hollowed out to form a storage cavity
Limitations: The term appears regionally and is not widely attested in major reference works. Its usage can
See also: hollow, cavity, hollowed-out object, carving.
References: Local dictionaries, ethnographic reports, and craft manuals are among sources where the term may appear;