holvormig

Holvormig is a Dutch adjective that translates to "hollow-shaped" or "cavity-shaped" in English. It describes an object or structure that possesses an internal void or empty space. This term is commonly used in various fields, including geology, engineering, and biology, to denote features that are not solid throughout.

In geology, holvormig can refer to rock formations, such as geodes or certain types of caves, which have a hollow interior. These formations might be filled with crystals or other minerals. In engineering, a holvormig component could be a beam or a pipe, designed with internal space for structural efficiency or to contain fluids. Biologically, the term might describe a hollow organ, a seed pod with an empty interior, or even the shape of certain cells or microorganisms that exhibit a cavity. The specific context determines the precise nature of the "hol" or hollow space being described.