Meaning & Definition of word "Oka"

Oka

/ˈoʊ.kə/

1. A traditional unit of measurement in various contexts, often representing a specific quantity.
- Example: The farmer calculated the yield of his crops in okas.
2. A term used in certain cultures to express a story or legend.
- Example: The elder recounted an oka passed down through generations.

1. To deny an action or event, often in a formal context.
- Example: He chose to oka the accusations made against him.
2. To signal approval or agreement, typically in informal situations.
- Example: She gave a nod to oka the proposed plan.

From Arabic 'uqiya, which means a weight.

oka weight:

Refers to the weight measured in okas, typically used in specific cultural contexts.

measured by oka:

Indicates the use of oka as a standard unit of measurement for various goods.

uqiya:

Another traditional unit of weight, closely related to the oka.

kilogram:

A standard metric unit of weight.

Meaning: An expression of agreement or acknowledgment.

Example Sentence: When I said we'd go to the party, he just nodded and said 'oka'.

Meaning: Used casually to denote something being okay or fine.

Example Sentence: Everything is all right? 'Oka!' she replied enthusiastically.