carach

 ecRct
/'ka'rax/

noun jaws

jaws; rows of teeth

Attested in writing
Body Longman

IDS 4.207 Concepticon

Etymology

Root: √KARAK "sharp fang, spike, tooth"
karakse › karaks › karaxx › karax View phonetic development in Quettamorphosis

References

View on Eldamo

Sources: RC/607

Notes

The difference between carach and anc is not clear to me. I'd use carach for animals, and anc for humanoids.