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کاکا काका kākā =ćāćā, q.v.

P H کاکا काका kākā (=ćāćā, q.v.), s.m. (in Pers.), An old slave (belonging to one's father); an elder brother;—(in Hind.) a father's younger brother; a paternal uncle; a respectful compellation for an elder brother, or cousin, &c., and for the younger sons and grandsons of a Sikh Rājā or Sardār.

ککا कका kakā, rustic कक्का kakkā =kākā

H P ککا कका kakā, (rustic) कक्का kakkā (=kākā, q.v.), s.m. A paternal uncle.

کوکه koka

T کوکه koka, s.m. A foster-brother, nurse's child.

کوکو kū-kū

P کوکو kū-kū, s.m. A fried egg; an omelet:—kūkū-pulāʼo, s.m. An omelet.

قاقا qā-qā onomat.

A قاقا qā-qā (onomat.), s.f. Cawing (of a crow, &c.):—qā-qā karnā, v.n. To caw.