চাকা
chaka
wheel
What does চাকা mean?
চাকা (chaka) is a Bangla noun that means wheel in English.
This noun refers to the wheel of any vehicle, such as a rickshaw, bicycle, car, or bus. It is an everyday word heard frequently in Dhaka traffic and at local garages when repairing flat tires. Learners should note that while it means a vehicle wheel, round circular objects in general are called চাকতি (chakti) or described as গোল (gol).
How do you say “wheel” in Bangla?
Say চাকা, pronounced chaka. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Example sentences
- রিকশার একটা চাকা ভেঙে গেছে।rikshar ekta chaka bhenge gechhe.
One wheel of the rickshaw broke.
- গাড়ির পেছনের চাকাটা ঠিক আছে?garir pechhoner chakata thik achhe?
Is the car's rear wheel okay?
- বাসের চাকা কাদায় আটকে গেল।basher chaka kaday atke gelo.
The bus wheel got stuck in the mud.
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