puka
ˈpuːkə
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Definition of puka - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
structureRarehole or gap in somethingRare
  • The fence had a puka large enough for the cat to slip through..
gap opening
2.
jewelryRaresmall shell fragment used in necklacesRare
  • She wore a necklace made of puka shells.
bead
3.
botanyTECH.new zealand tree with resinous leavesTECH.
  • We saw a puka with large leaves in the park.
tree
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Images of puka

  • puka: hole or gap in something
    hole or gap in something
  • puka: small shell fragment used in necklaces
    small shell fragment used in necklaces
  • puka: new zealand tree with resinous leaves
    new zealand tree with resinous leaves

Origin of puka

Hawaiian, puka (hole)

Examples of puka in a sentence

  • The boat had a puka that needed to be fixed.
  • He gifted her a bracelet with puka.
  • Puka is often used in beach-themed jewelry.
  • The puka in the garden was thriving.
  • Botanists studied the puka for its unique properties.

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  1. French:trou, coquillage puka, ...
  2. German:Loch, Puka-Muschel, ...
  3. Italian:foro, conchiglia puka, ...
  4. Spanish:agujero, concha puka, ...
  5. Portuguese:fenda, concha puka, ...
  6. Chinese:洞, 贝壳碎片, ...
  7. Japanese:穴, プカ貝, ...
  8. Arabic:ثُقب, صَدَفَة بُوكَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:פֶּתַח, פּוּקָה, ...
  10. Russian:дыра, пука, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дірка, мушля пука, ...
  12. Hindi:छेद, पुका, ...

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