IPA: /tʃəˈbʊk/
KK: /chəˈbʊk/
A type of whip, often made from leather or other flexible materials, used for striking or as a tool for driving animals.
The trainer used a chabuk to guide the horses during their training sessions.
The word 'chabuk' originates from Persian 'چابک' (châbok), meaning swift or agile. It refers to a type of whip or a tool used for striking, emphasizing speed and agility in its use.
Think of the Persian word for swift ('چابک') to remember that 'chabuk' refers to a whip, which is used quickly and effectively.