What does Kehaar mean?

Kehaar is the black-headed seagull that Hazel’s rabbits befriend. Kehaar shows up on their doorstep wounded and unhappy. But as the narrator tells us, these gulls are “gregarious”, meaning social. So it makes sense for Kehaar to join up with the rabbits, even though he’s, well, a bird.Click to see full answer. Then, what does…

Kehaar is the black-headed seagull that Hazel’s rabbits befriend. Kehaar shows up on their doorstep wounded and unhappy. But as the narrator tells us, these gulls are “gregarious”, meaning social. So it makes sense for Kehaar to join up with the rabbits, even though he’s, well, a bird.Click to see full answer. Then, what does Hyzenthlay mean?Plural: hrududil. Hyzenthlay: ‘Shine-dew-fur’ = Fur shining like dew. Name of an Efrafan doe. Inlé: Literally the moon or moonrise. But a second meaning carries the idea of darkness, fear and death.Also, does bigwig die? However, Bigwig has supposedly already died. Blackberry checks his pulse, but hears nothing. Bigwig, who is still alive, overhears Hawkbit telling Hazel of Cowslip’s actions, and wants to go back and kill the rabbits in the warren, but Fiver stops him, saying that all they have to do is leave them. Also question is, what is the message of Watership Down? Watership Down has been viewed as a statement about nature, an attempt to give us a glimpse into the beautiful yet removed world of the woods and grasslands. Humankind destroys animals’ environments at a frightening rate, and yet does so without any real knowledge of what it is doing.Why do they call bigwig Thlayli?Bigwig – A rabbit who was formerly an officer in the Sandleford Owsla. His name in Lapine is Thlayli, which means “Fur-head” and refers to the fur on the back of his head. He is a hard and brutally efficient rabbit. He became an orphan at a young age and started the Efrafa warren.

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