Oke Definition

ōk
noun
In Turkey, Egypt, and other countries of the Near East, a unit of weight equal to about 234 lb (1.3 kilograms)
Webster's New World

(South Africa, slang) Man; guy; bloke.

Wiktionary
interjection

OK.

Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Oke

Noun

Singular:
oke
Plural:
okes

Origin of Oke

  • Turkish okka, from Arabic أوقية (Å«qÄ«ya), وقية (wiqÄ«ya), probably from Ancient Greek οὐγκία (ounkia, “an ounce"), from Latin uncia.

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  • Afrikaans

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Oke Sentence Examples

  • The oke, equalling 2.8 lb avoirdupois, and the donum, about 4 of an acre, are the chief units.

  • The Yoruba-speaking peoples generalized the spirits of mountain and hill into Oke, god of heights; and the multitude of local sea-gods on the western half of the slave coast was fused into one god of the Ocean, Olokun.

  • In Iune the bayte that breedeth in an olde fallen oke, and the great canker.

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Words Starting With

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