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Meanings of kati in English

A dialect of the Kamkata-viri language spoken by the Kata people in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Language in Indonesia.

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Usage of kati in English
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The name is derived from the Norwegian kati, a ship.
The Life of Captain James Cook, the Circumnavigator
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Another doctor at a hospital in Kati said they had recorded six deaths.
Reuters
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When Kati Pohler was three days old she was left at a market in China.
BBC
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Kati Pohler was abandoned in a market in China when she was three days old.
BBC
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A special thanks to Kati Dancy, for her fantastic insight and feedback on the manuscript.
Something about You
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The government responded on Thursday by shutting down schools in Bamako and Kati until further notice.
Reuters
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Malian soldiers stand in guard in Kati, outside Bamako March 30, 2012.
Reuters
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It's time for HUNGARY and Kati Wolf.
The Guardian
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Downtown Bamako was calm, but the main road leading to Kati was blocked for security reasons, residents said.
Reuters
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Malian junta soldiers patrol in Kati, outside Bamako April 3,2012.
Reuters
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The government responded to the protest on Thursday by shutting down all schools in Bamako and Kati until further notice.
Reuters
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After he subdued the Hittites, Kati, king of Tabal, sent him his daughter, who was received into the royal harem.
Myths of Babylonia and Assyria
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"I'm Vilmos Ganz, and my wife is Kati." He came closer.
Gratitude
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Rovio said Taht was leaving his position for personal reasons with CEO Kati Levoranta assuming the role for the time being.
Reuters
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When the time arrived, it became a huge story in China, but Kati was living in America and had no idea.
BBC
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His star has waned in recent months but 12 policemen were wounded in clashes with pro-Sanogo demonstrators in Kati this week.
Reuters
Frequent collocations
Kati through the time