IPA: /ˈkɛdə/
KK: /kɛdɑ/
A type of trap used to capture elephants, typically made of a large enclosure or pit.
The hunters set up a keddah to catch the wandering elephants in the forest.
The word 'keddah' originates from Arabic 'qiddah' (meaning a trap or enclosure for capturing animals).
Imagine a trap designed specifically for capturing animals — that's what a keddah is.