keddah

/ ˈkɛdə /

noun

1. a variant spelling of kheda

Example Sentences

Or to be shut up in a Keddah," muttered Hathi—"it's awful.

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Not by that name knew I it, Sa'-zada; they called it a Keddah, as I found out.

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Once in a land of many pigs, I worked for days and days in that part of the Jungle bending down small trees, and arranging the creepers until I had a keddah with two long sides running far out into the Jungle.

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The catchers, and hunters, and beaters, the men of the regular Keddah, who stayed in the jungle year in and year out, sat on the backs of the elephants that belonged to Petersen Sahib's permanent force, or leaned against the trees with their guns across their arms, and made fun of the drivers who were going away, and laughed when the newly caught elephants broke the line and ran about.

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A boy who can face a full Keddah at his age does not end in jails.

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