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Hi! Please note that in the trainchinese dictionary, there are two entries for 堂. I think your comment should be under this entry instead:
堂 / 堂 [tang2] , (n/m) courtroom (in ancient China); (used for furniture) set, suite; (used for classes) period; (used for scenes or murals)
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It's usually not used alone. It's usually used to form other words or idioms, e.g. 儿孙满堂 [idiom] to have children and grandchildren in the household, with children and grandchildren filling the house
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堂堂正正 (táng táng zhèng zhèng): This phrase is used to describe someone who is upright and honorable. It literally translates to "hall hall upright upright".
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