Given name · Burmese
ဥက္ကာ
ဥက္ကာ (ukka) is a masculine given name from Pali, ultimately from Sanskrit. It is used in Burmese.
BurmeseWritten in Myanmar script. In English: ukka.
Meaning & origin
Where it comes from
ဥက္ကာ comes from Pali, and ultimately from Sanskrit.
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ဥက္ကာ’s family of names
In Burmese usage, ဥက္ကာ can be written in the Roman alphabet as ukka. In Burmese usage, ဥက္ကာ has a transliteration in ukka.
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