Taka Definition

Taka Sentence Examples

• It corresponds roughly with the district formerly known as Taka.

• The falcon (taka), always an honored bird in Japan, where from time immemorial hawking has been an aristocratic pastime, is common enough, and so is the sparrow-hawk (/lai-taka), but the eagle (washi) affects solitude.

• In 1840 - previous attempts having been unsuccessful - the fertile district of Taka, watered by the Atbara and Gash and near the Abyssinian frontier, was conquered and the town of 2 For a list of the governors-general see The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, i.

• They may not even have two taka (2p) to buy kerosene to cook their rice.

• Farida (right) worked in a garment factory in Dhaka as a machine operator earning 2,700 taka (£ 22) per month.