IPA: /kɜːrˈbæʃ/
KK: /kɜrˈbæʃ/
A long whip or strap, typically around a yard long, used for punishment or as a tool.
The guard used a kurbash to enforce discipline among the prisoners.
Kurbash → The word 'kurbash' originates from Turkish 'kurbash', meaning a whip or a type of lash. It specifically refers to a whip made from a flexible material, often used for punishment or control.
Think of the Turkish word 'kurbash' which directly refers to a whip, helping you remember that 'kurbash' means a type of whip.