shaka
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Noun — A friendly hand gesture — thumb and little finger extended, middle fingers curled in — used to say hello, goodbye, or "all good".
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Etymology
Origin uncertain; despite its strong Hawaiian associations, "shaka" is not actually a native Hawaiian word.
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What does “shaka” mean?
The word “shaka” means a friendly hand gesture — thumb and little finger extended, middle fingers curled in — used to say hello, goodbye, or "all good". In plain terms, the laid-back "hang loose" hand sign associated with surf and beach culture.
How do you pronounce “shaka”?
“Shaka” is pronounced SHAH-kuh (/ˈʃɑːkə/ in IPA).
How do you use “shaka” in a sentence?
Here is “shaka” used in a sentence: “The surfer gave a shaka as he paddled out.”
What part of speech is “shaka”?
“Shaka” is a noun.