A “khole” typically refers to a depression or cavity in the earth’s surface. It can manifest as a pit, a hollow, or a small valley-like formation. An example might be a natural depression in a field that collects rainwater, or a small eroded area forming a shallow bowl shape.
These geological features can be ecologically significant, providing habitat for certain plants and animals. Historically, such formations might have served as natural water sources or provided shelter from the elements. Understanding these earth surface irregularities can be important for land management, infrastructure development, and environmental conservation.
