kraals Antonyms
Meaning of kraals
kraals
an African and especially a southern African village in which a group of dwellings surrounds a livestock enclosure, the community that inhabits a kraal, an enclosure for tame animals especially in southern Africa, an enclosure for animals especially in southern Africa, a village of southern African natives, to pen in a kraal
kraals Sentence Examples
- The kraals were filled with cattle, their low moos echoing through the air.
- The herdsmen erected sturdy kraals to protect their livestock from predators.
- In the twilight, the kraals cast long shadows across the African savannah.
- The children played around the kraals, chasing after chickens and goats.
- The kraals provided shelter for the animals during the harsh winter months.
- The villagers gathered at the kraals to milk the cows and tend to the other animals.
- The kraals were a vital part of rural life, providing sustenance and security to the community.
- The cattle in the kraals pawed at the ground, eager to be released to graze.
- The kraals were constructed in strategic locations to maximize protection from the elements.
- The kraals were a reminder of the close relationship between humans and animals in traditional African societies.
FAQs About the word kraals
an African and especially a southern African village in which a group of dwellings surrounds a livestock enclosure, the community that inhabits a kraal, an encl
stockades, henhouses, corrals, pens, coops, dovecots, cotes, pounds, dovecotes, runs
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The kraals were filled with cattle, their low moos echoing through the air.
The herdsmen erected sturdy kraals to protect their livestock from predators.
In the twilight, the kraals cast long shadows across the African savannah.
The children played around the kraals, chasing after chickens and goats.
