taka
IPA: tˈɑkʌ
noun
- The official currency of Bangladesh, equal to 100 paisas. Symbol: ৳
- Alternative form of tanka (“historical Central and South Asian currency”) [A form of Japanese verse in five lines of 5, 7, 5, 7, and 7 morae.]
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Examples of "taka" in Sentences
- Taka and Mayo return to the real world.
- Taka goes into the book to rescue Mayo.
- The exception is one taka and two taka notes.
- I would urge folks to taka another look at it.
- Taka although has very polite manners to others.
- Taka Michinoku adopted a similar gimmick to parody him.
- Taka managed to hurt Renne, and also because of the scroll.
- Taka, Chichiri, and Taisuki hear the commotion and return to the village.
- It was 600 taka, which is 10 dollars, and its all handmade and really cool.
- Prince Shalivahana, the primogenitor of the royal family, was also Taka vanshi.
- I spent half my monthy wage in one hour at one store...3000 taka, which is like 50 bucks.
- Factory owners pay them about 400 to 700 taka (10 USD) a month, while an adult worker earns up to 5,000 taka per month.
- It is estimated that about 15,000 million taka which is equivalent to $215m will be generated from these six operators annually.
- Sometimes, in token of the final determination of an affair, they cut a notch in a post, before the chiefs, which they call taka kayu.
- "Tiki-taka is back!" cheered the cover of the Seville-based sports daily Estadio Deportivo, "Sevilla produce high-class football, recover the touch that made them powerful under Juande Ramos, win back the fans, and comfortably beat a direct rival in the battle for a Champions League place." "
- Thats double extra large, and they dont come no bigger. and even those are hard to find. peace corps tells us we have to dress nicely, even to go to class, which basically means no t-shirts or shorts, so i got like 6 of these shirts. the price range is ridiuclous here. the most i paid for any shirt was like 140 taka, which is about 2 dollars and 30 cents. and its a pretty nice shirt. oh, speaking of price ranges that brings me to the rickshaws. by the way, there is going to be a lot of stuff i forget, but i need to get this introductory e-mail out b/c theres been so much going on and so much to tell about.
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