পকা

Assamese

Etymology 1

Assamese verb set
পক (pok)
পকা (poka)
পকুৱা (pokua)
পকুউৱা (pokuua)

From Sanskrit পচতি (pacati, to cook; to ripen; to mature), from Proto-Indo-Aryan *páćati, from Proto-Indo-Iranian *páčati, from Proto-Indo-European *pékʷeti (to cook).

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /pɔ.ka/

Adjective

পকা (poka)

  1. ripe (mainly fruits); mature
    মই পকা আমতকৈ কেঁচা আম বেছি ভাল পাওঁ
    moi poka amotkoi kẽsa am besi bhal paü̃.
    I like raw mangoes more than ripe mangoes.
    চহৰত থাকি থাকি পকি গৈছ݁ তই!
    sohorot thaki thaki poki goiso toi!
    You have become mature living in the city!
    Synonym: পূৰঠ (puroth)
    Antonym: কেঁচা (kẽsa)
  2. concrete

Verb

পকা (poka)

  1. to become ripen, mature
    তহঁত লিচু পকিছেনে?
    tohõtor lisu pokisene?
    Are your lychees ripe?
Conjugation

Verb

পকা (poka)

  1. verb stem of পকোৱা
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