Oka

Definition of Oka

Oka is a type of tree that is native to South America and is used for its wood and fruit.

How should Oka divide into syllables

There are two syllables in the word 'oka.' The first syllable contains the vowel 'o' and the second syllable contains the consonant 'k' and the vowel 'a.'

Part of Speech - Oka

I saw a beautiful oka tree in the park.

Sentences with Oka

• The oka tree produces delicious fruit.
• The wood from the oka tree is very strong.
• I like the smell of oka leaves.
• The oka tree is important to the ecosystem.
• The oka fruit is a popular ingredient in many dishes.
• The oka tree can grow up to 60 feet tall.
• The bark of the oka tree is rough.
• The oka tree is also known as the ackee tree.
• The oka tree is a symbol of resilience and strength.
• The oka tree is a staple food in some cultures.

Quotes with Oka

• "The oka tree is the heart of our village," said the elder.
• "The oka fruit is a delicacy," said the chef.
• "The oka wood is perfect for building boats," said the carpenter.

Number of characters in Oka

3 ( o, k, a )

Unique letters in Oka

3 ( o, k, a )

Oka Backwards

ako

Phonetic Transcription of Oka

IPA (International): ˈəʊkʌ

ARA (American): ˈokʌ

EPA (English): ˈəʊkʌ

OW-KAH