Corral (noun)

1. A pen or enclosure for cattle, horses, or other livestock.
2. An enclosure for confining or capturing wild animals.
3. A circular or square area for bullfighting.

Origin:

Late 16th century (originally spanish and portuguese in the sense "enclosed space for animals"): from spanish, portuguese curral, from latin currale "enclosure for vehicles".

Examples:

1. The cattle were driven into the corral for the night.
2. The ranchers built a corral to keep the wild mustangs.
3. The bullfighters entered the corral to face the bull.
4. The corral was filled with a large number of cattle.
5. The corral was a large circular arena for bullfighting.