yakala
/jɑːkɑːlɑː/Definitions
1. noun
a type of hunting trap used by indigenous Australians, typically consisting of a spring-loaded stick that snaps shut when triggered
“The Aboriginal guide explained the ancient yakala traps used by his ancestors to catch small game.”
2. verb
to catch or hunt using a yakala trap
“The children helped their father yakala a rabbit for dinner, using the traditional trap their grandfather had taught them.”