pooka UK
ˈpuːkə
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Definition of pooka - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
mythologyRareUKshape-shifting creature in Irish mythologyRareUK
  • The pooka appeared as a black horse in the night.
2.
storageRareUKconvenient hiding spot formed by objectsRareUK
  • She found a pooka behind the old bookshelf.
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  • pooka: convenient hiding spot formed by objects
    convenient hiding spot formed by objects

Origin of pooka

Irish, púca (goblin)

Examples of pooka in a sentence

  • Legends say a pooka can bring both good and bad fortune.
  • The attic had a pooka under the eaves.
  • He discovered a pooka in the garden shed.

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  1. French:pooka, cachette, ...
  2. German:Pooka, Versteck, ...
  3. Italian:pooka, nascondiglio, ...
  4. Spanish:duende irlandés, escondite, ...
  5. Portuguese:espírito travesso, esconderijo, ...
  6. Chinese:变形生物, 藏身之处, ...
  7. Japanese:プーカ, 隠れ場所, ...
  8. Arabic:بوكا, مكان اختباء صغير بين الأشياء, ...
  9. Hebrew:פוּקָה, מַחֲבוֹא, ...
  10. Russian:пука, укрытие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пука, схованка, ...
  12. Hindi:पूका, छिपाव, ...

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