jereed

/dʒəˈriːd/
noun
  1. A blunt wooden javelin used in a traditional equestrian game, originally from the Middle East and South Asia.
    • In the festival, teams compete by tossing a jereed while riding horses.
    • He practiced for hours to improve his aim with the jereed.
    • The rider threw the jereed with great accuracy at the target.
  2. The game or sport in which such javelins are thrown, often played on horseback.
    • They gathered to watch a thrilling match of jereed at the fair.
    • Jereed is a popular traditional sport in parts of Turkey and Iran.
    • Learning to play jereed requires both riding skill and throwing precision.
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