Labba
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Labba is a noun meaning (Guyana) A paca (large rodent) or its meat.
Meaning
(Guyana) A paca (large rodent) or its meat.
Example Sentences
Labba was my favourite meat. I say “was”, because that came to an end on one of my visits to Guyana.
Game included accouries (a kind of guinea pig), water-dogs (otters), labbas (hollow cheek pacas), deer, wild hogs, mypouris (tapirs), monkeys, sloths, water haas (capybaras), armadillos, snakes, tigers, jaguars, iguanas, manatees (sea cows), etc.
During the last three months, of my stay, labba meat (Cœlogenys paca), which is justly looked upon as the caviare of the bush, was fairly plentiful. This was due to a small black and white dog, belonging to one of the boat hands, which hunted labba excellently; sometimes killing four or five in a morning, and once even six.
Word Forms
- labbas
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include gibnut, paca-rana, paca, paco, cabiai, pacarana.
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