Oka in Russian
Oka in Russian is Ока́ — Oka means an old unit of weight used historically in Turkey, Egypt, Hungary, and Romania, equal to a little more than a kilogram.
Oka in Russian
Ока́
Pronounced: Oka
A river in central Russia, the largest right tributary of the Volga.
What does "Oka" mean?
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noun An old unit of weight used historically in Turkey, Egypt, Hungary, and Romania, equal to a little more than a kilogram.
"The merchant weighed out two oka of dried fruit for the customer."
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noun A semi-soft, pungent cheese originally made by Trappist monks in Oka, Quebec.
"She served slices of oka cheese with crusty bread."
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name A major river in central Russia, the largest right tributary of the Volga.
"The Oka winds through several historic Russian cities before joining the Volga."
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Oka in a sentence
- The merchant weighed out two oka of dried fruit for the customer.
- She served slices of oka cheese with crusty bread.
- The Oka winds through several historic Russian cities before joining the Volga.
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What is "Oka" in Russian?
"Oka" in Russian is Ока́. Oka means: An old unit of weight used historically in Turkey, Egypt, Hungary, and Romania, equal to a little more than a kilogram.
How do you pronounce Ока́?
"Oka" in Russian is Ока́, pronounced "Oka".
How do you use "Oka" in a sentence?
Example: "The merchant weighed out two oka of dried fruit for the customer." In Russian, "Oka" is Ока́.
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