urallavakärki
urallavakärki is a Finnish term that translates to "eagle's beak" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of falconry and bird of prey husbandry. The term refers to the sharp, hooked upper mandible of a bird of prey's beak, which is a crucial tool for tearing flesh.
In falconry, the health and condition of a bird's beak, including its urallavakärki, are of paramount importance.
Beyond its literal meaning, urallavakärki can occasionally be used metaphorically in Finnish to describe something sharp,