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oke noun [ əʊk ]

• variant spelling of oka.

oke noun

• a man.
• "who's that oke talking to your sister?"
Origin: shortened form of okie, anglicized form of Afrikaans outjie ‘little chap’.

oke exclamation

• another term for OK1 (exclamation).

oke adjective

• another term for OK1 (adjective).

oka noun

• an Egyptian and former Turkish unit of weight, variable but now usually equal to approximately 1.3 kg (2 3/4 lb).
• an Egyptian and former Turkish unit of capacity equal to approximately 0.2 litre ( 1/3 pint).
Origin: early 17th century: via Italian and French oque from Turkish okka, from Arabic ūqīya, based on Latin uncia ‘ounce’.


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