そこら (sokora) means “around there” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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鍵はそこらに置いてあります。kagi wa so ko ra ni o i te a ri ma su

The keys have been left around there.

Indicates an unspecified area over there, with the focus on the surrounding vicinity rather than a precise location.

そこいらsokoira: A casual expression for an unspecified nearby area whose exact location is not important.

そこを中心とする、はっきり限定しない周辺の場所を指す語。so ko o chū shin to su ru ha kki ri gen tei shi na i shū hen no ba sho o sa su go

The native Japanese form そこら (sokora) is formed from そこ (soko, "there") and ら (ra), which adds a sense of an approximate area.

In everyday Japanese, そこら (sokora) can sound casual, so speakers often use it when exact location details are unimportant.