Storehouse
Warehouse, Kura
noun
The kanji means storehouse, and the vocab is also storehouse!
Wondering what the difference between 倉 and 庫 is? Long ago, 倉 were places to store grain, while 庫 used to be associated with places to store vehicles, as the kanji composition suggests. These days, they're both used for general storage, but also refer to places to store goods and merchandise. Between the two, 倉 is much more commonly used.
The reading is the same as the other storehouse reading you learned earlier with 庫. They're basically the same thing, and lucky for you they share the same reading too (くら).
倉で見つけた地図を広げてみた。
I unfolded the map I found in the storehouse.
この倉には米がたくさん保管されています。
This warehouse stores a lot of rice.
倉の中はひんやりしていて気持ちよかった。
It was cool and pleasant inside the storehouse.
ジローがまた倉に閉じこめられた？3回目だぞ？
Jiro got locked in the warehouse again? That's the third time!