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Pakka

पक्का
PUK-kah

Authentic, genuine, or solidly constructed.

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Meaning & usage

In Indian English, 'pakka' is used to describe something that is genuine, authentic, or well-constructed. It originates from the Hindi word 'पक्का', meaning solid or ripe. It can also refer to something that is certain or definite.

In a sentence

The building was made with pakka materials, ensuring its durability.

As seen in crosswords

Pakka is a 5-letter answer. A typical clue:

“Authentic, genuine, or solidly constructed” (5)

Category: General Origin: Hindi Script: Hindi

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