Cabers

/ˈkeɪbərz/ noun

Definition

Plural of caber; multiple long wooden poles used in Scottish Highland games competitions.

Etymology

Simply the plural form of 'caber,' derived from Scottish Gaelic 'cabar.' The plural preserves the original Gaelic root while following English pluralization patterns.

Kelly Says

The weight and length of competition cabers are standardized—a men's caber is typically 19-20 feet long and weighs about 120 pounds—making it a true measure of strength and technique across different competitors.

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