Definition

A measurement used in Egypt and formerly in Turkey, which can refer to both a unit of volume and a unit of weight, with specific values depending on the context.

Example

The recipe called for an oka of cheese, which is a traditional measurement in some regions.

Conversation

Hey, do you remember our trip to Egypt last summer?

Of course! I still think about that amazing food we had.

Right? I even bought a few spices and an oka as a souvenir.

That's awesome! I wish I could have brought back some of that flavor.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from Japanese, meaning a small hill or mound.

Memory Tip

Think of a small hill or mound in Japanese culture when you hear 'oka'.

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