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yakka - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Yacka; Yakkas; Yakka (disambiguation); Hard yakka; Yacka (disambiguation)
yakka
['jækə]
существительное
разговорное выражение
тяжёлая работа
Definition
yakka
['jak?]
(also yacker)
¦ noun Austral./NZ informal work.
Origin
from Yagara (an Aborig. lang.) yaga 'to work'.
Wikipedia
Yakka
Yakka or yacka may refer to:
- Yacka, South Australia, a settlement in South Australia
- Yakka, common name for the grasstree Xanthorrhoea in South Australia
- Yakka people (Lanka), a historic/mythical group of Sri Lanka
- Yakka, a type of spirits worshipped by the Vedda people of Sri Lanka
- Yakkha people, an ethic group of Nepal and northern India
- Yakkha language, a Sino-Tibetan language
- Yakka Banovic (born 1956), Bosnian footballer
Examples of use of yakka
1. The opposition caravan was forced to stop at Mehmand Agency, at the Yakka Ghand stop, by the officials, where they addressed a mammoth rally.
2. Online adds: Meanwhile a delegation led by Secretary General Jamiat–e–Ulema–e–Islam (F) Maulana Shuja–ul–Malik was also intercepted at Yakka Ghund and restricted to enter into Bajaur Agency.
3. The mainstream opposition leaders headed for Bajaur on Monday were stopped at Yakka Ghand by the political administration over which opposition condemned government tactics asking it to call back troops from Waziristan, demanding resignation from President General Pervez Musharraf, seeking an apology from US over Bajaur attack and expulsion of US envoy from Pakistan and calling back Pakistani envoy from US and raising voice against US at United Nations Security Council and vowed to start a countrywide movement against the government over its criminal neglect.
