Aka

Appendix:Variations of "aka" English Proper noun en Either of two <<lakes>> in <<s/Alaska>>. Noun * A member of a nomadic Mbenga people. Anagrams en aak aak Etruscan Romanization ett romanization ett 𐌀𐌊𐌀 Hungarian hu: Etymology Usually explained as a derivation from personal name hu Ok or the place name hu Akes. Helimski argues for hu sla borrowing. Compare sla-pro *oko eye, which was also used as a designation for lakes, ponds and springs. 1437. Pronunciation hu kɒ 2 hu Aka A ka Proper noun hu proper noun hu village co:Suf/hu:Komárom-Esztergom c/Hungary Declension Aká o sgAká sg Derived terms hu akai References 41 Isoko Proper noun iso proper noun Benin City iso Benin City Cities in Edo State, Nigeria Cities in Nigeria State capitals of Nigeria Places in Edo State, Nigeria Places in Nigeria Japanese Romanization あか Māori Proper noun mi Acre Q126084 Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml acker, from pdt osx akkar, from pdt gmw-pro *akr. Cognate with de Acker. Noun pdt noun m plural Akasch acre field Derived terms pdt Akabua Akaflekj Akajäajent Akalaunt Akamaun Akaschoawoakj Akatiet Akawirtschoft Mellaka Mestaka Schuntaka Turkish Proper noun tr male