Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
kheda
Noun
/ˈkeɪ.də/
Definition
A kheda is a traditional Indian term referring to a specific type of enclosure or a place where a herd of animals, especially elephants, is captured or trained.
Examples
- The mahouts guided the elephants into the kheda for training sessions.
- Visiting the kheda provided insight into traditional methods of elephant care and conservation.
Meaning
In the context of wildlife, a kheda is often a designated area for capturing elephants through traditional methods. It can also imply a compound where animals are kept under supervision for training purposes.
Synonyms
- Enclosure
- Corrall
- Compound
