IPA: //ˈbæstɪneɪd//
KK: /bæs.tɪˈneɪd/
A hit or strike made with a stick or club, often used as a form of punishment.
The punishment for the crime was a bastinade, which left the offender in pain.
Bastinade → The word originates from the Spanish 'bastinado', which means a beating or punishment with a stick. It is derived from 'bastón' (meaning stick or staff) and the suffix '-ado' (indicating an action or result). The term refers to the act of beating someone with a stick as a form of punishment.
Imagine a stick ('bastón') being used to deliver a punishment — that's why bastinade means to beat someone with a stick.