Meanings of ata in English

I made several excursions on the glaciers of Mus-tagh-ata on foot or on yaks.

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At the foot of Mus-tagh-ata there is a level and extensive valley, where grass thrives luxuriantly.

Poor Mahina cried out, "Sahib, do sher ata hai!"

Among them might be noticed the chief of the Kirghizes who lived on the eastern side of Mus-tagh-ata.

An investor writes down stock information ata brokerage house in Beijing, China, January 7, 2016.

An epidemiologist for the Department of Health Scott Anesi said the district with the highest number of suspected cases was Tuala-ata.

Speaking at last week's Dublin Economics Workshop in Wexford, financial writer and commentator Frances Coppola spoke of how Brexit had reactivated ata(...)

It was to be eaten with obe ata or red pepper stew, colloquially know as red stew, which my aunt had prepared earlier that week.

The closest my school came to bilingualism was our principal occasionally greeting us with a mispronounced "ata mārie" instead of the usual stiff kia ora.

The family heard no word of Ata for days after the attack.

All they vouchsafed in way of explanation was the single word Ata.

Farrell and ATA Groups, acquired in July, are producing results ahead of expectations.

He it is who was the first ancestor of the U-kahi of Ata.

Ata's property was right away in a fold of the mountain.

The guideline task force had complete editorial independence from the ATA.