Noun
English: gap
German: die Lücke
Japanese: 割れ目, 裂け目
Source: qep'a' 25
KLCP Level: 3
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Notes
like the space between your teeth or the area between rows of seats in a theater, but it (and 'olQanmey) can be used for the space in a room, space on a desk, etc. A verb commonly used with 'olQan is 'uch. This generally means "hold, grasp," but when the object is 'olQan it's often translated "occupy" or "take up."