কাকা
kaka
uncle, paternal uncle
What does কাকা mean?
কাকা (kaka) is a Bangla noun that means uncle, paternal uncle in English.
Means a paternal uncle, specifically the brother (usually younger) of one's father. While Bangladeshi Muslims very frequently use চাচা (chacha), this term is understood everywhere and commonly used across communities as well as an affectionate honorific for familiar older men. Learners must not use it for a maternal uncle, who is strictly called a মামা (mama).
How do you say “uncle” in Bangla?
Say কাকা, pronounced kaka. Press play to hear a native Bangladeshi voice say it.
Example sentences
- কাকা কাল ঢাকা থেকে আসবেন।kaka kal dhaka theke ashben.
Uncle will arrive from Dhaka tomorrow.
- কাকা, আপনি কেমন আছেন?kaka, apni kemon achhen?
Uncle, how are you?
- আমার কাকা মিষ্টি নিয়ে এসেছেন।amar kaka mishti niye eshechhen.
My uncle brought sweets.
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