Sentence examples for Akka from inspiring English sources

Many or most of the deśya words are indeed derivable from earlier Indo-Aryan, but some are of Dravidian origin e.g., akka 'sister' (Telugu akka), attā 'father's sister' (Telugu atta), appa 'father' (Telugu appa), ūra 'village' (Telugu uru), pulli 'tiger' (Telugu puli).

Hun Sen now goes by Samdech Akka Moha Sena Padei Techo, something like Illustrious Prince, Great Supreme Protector and Famed Warrior.

Gentrification spurred by public policy and private investment is on the march in this walled town (also known as Akka) on the country's northern coast, leading its longstanding Arab residents to fear a loss of identity.

In Sango, Akka, French and English, with English subtitles.

From Jerusalem, the quickest route to Akka is by shared taxi and train via Tel Aviv, taking 2.5-3 hours if the connections are good.

Not to be missed is the old city of Akka (also spelled Acre), a small port on the Mediterranean which is one of the oldest inhabited sites in the world, was the capital of a Crusader kingdom, and whose fortifications put paid to Napoleon's Middle Eastern ambitions.

That said, they're the right sort of noises, like "Ayyyyy" and "Oooooh" and "Tchtchtch", as opposed to "FLERB" or "AKKA-AKKA-AKKA-AKKA".

And Ashcroft's authority does not rest entirely on his psephological expertise, but on his very large pile of akkas bankrolling the party.

"They want to paint us as breeders of terrorism, as bankrollers of terrorism," said Abdul Mushin al-Akkas, a businessman and head of the foreign relations committee on the consultative council to the government, known as the majlis al-shura.

On Thursday Mr Akkas had issued a written statement accusing the chief prosecutor and police of hampering the investigation.

Turan Colakkadi, Istanbul's chief prosecutor, responded by removing Mr Akkas from the case.