OKE


Meaning of OKE in English

I. ˈōk noun

or oka ˈōkə

( -s )

Etymology: French, New Greek & Turkish; French oque, from New Greek & Turkish; New Greek oka, from Turkish okka, from Arabic ūqīyah, probably from Greek oungia, ounkia ounce, from Latin uncia — more at ounce

: any of three units of weight varying around 2.8 pounds and used respectively in Greece, Turkey, and Egypt

II. ˈōkā noun

( -s )

Etymology: by shortening & alteration

: okolehao

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