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AlmancaHaka

Fransızcahakka (eril)

Hakka

Rusçaкэцзя́, кэцзяхуа́, ха́ка, ха́кка

Arapçaهَاكَا

Farsçaهاکا

Portekizcehakka

Hakka (a member of a Han ethnic group of southern China)

çekim: çoğul hakkas

Japoncaハカ , ハッカ , 客家 , 客家語 /ha̠ka̠/

haka dance

köken: Borrowed from English haka, from Māori haka.

İsveççehakka

Ukraynacaга́ка

Hintçeहाका

Çekçehaka (dişil) /ˈɦaka/

haka (dance of New Zealand's Māori people featuring rhythmic chanting, vigorous facial and arm movements, and foot stamping.)

çekim: çoğul haky · tamlayan haky

köken: Borrowed from Māori haka.

İbraniceהאקה

VietnamcaHẹ , Khách Gia, người Khách Gia, tiếng Khách Gia /hɛ˧˨ʔ/

garlic chive

köken: From Chinese 客, compare the Yue dialects spoken in Guancheng, Guangdong hɛ²²⁴, in Pumen, Xindu, Guangxi hɛ³⁵, in Wutong, Lingui, Guangxi hɛʔ⁵⁵.

người Hẹ

tiếng Hẹ

Bulgarcaха́ка

Taycaฮากกา /haːk̚˥˩.kaː˧/

Hakka people. · Hakka language.

eş: แคะ

köken: From Hakka 客家 (hak-kâ).

Galiçyacahaka

İrlandacaHaicéis

Ermeniceհակա

Gürcüceჰაკა

Malaycabahasa Hakka

Birmancaစက, စကစကား, စကလူမျိုး /zəɡa̰/

middling quality, size; neither here nor there; neither short nor long.

köken: From လက်စက (lakca.ka.), or 'three-quarter sleeve.' Conversely, Hokkien settlers were associated with merchant trade, hence the name လက်ရှည် (lakhrany), while Cantonese and Toisanese settlers were associated with manual labour, hence the name လက်တို (laktui).

aile: စရိတ်စက, လက်စက

Khmerceខិក

Hakka

köken: Borrowed from Hokkien 客 (khek).

Marathiceहाक्का

ckvpaRin

cmn哈卡舞, 客家, 客家人, 客家話 /客家话, 客家語 /客家语, 客語 /客语

hak客人, 客家, 客家人, 客家話 /客家话, 客話 /客话

mihaka

shхака