Usage of "kaora" | TermGallery

A Munda language spoken primarily in Rajshahi Division, Bangladesh.

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Examples for "kora"

He plays the kora and cello to create a fusion of sounds. 
 BBC 

The three holy peaks surrounding Yading have long attracted pilgrims doing a kora, or holy hike. 
 BBC 

The kora is a 21-string West African harp. 
 Radio NZ 

Through the kora, guitar and vocals, they combine cultures and musical traditions in an explosive fusion. 
 BBC 

The kora has been passed down from father to son in Ablaye's family since the 13th century! 
 Radio NZ 

Instead of the $20 million in additional funding promised by Labour ahead of the election it got kore - nothing. 
 Radio NZ 

This "kore" is longer than the ordinary sleeve, so long in fact that a man with his hand inside is rendered helpless. 
 Hellenica 

I ordered by pointing at a photo in the menu and using a phrase I had learned from my tape: kore okudasai -this, please. 
 The Guardian 

For Kore they have called her, and Malkah, and Betulah, and Persephone. 
 Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot 

At last they throw the torches into the river, crying, Ha, Kore! 
 The Golden Bough: A Study of Magic and Religion 

Ho, koda has something to eat! 
 Old Indian Days 

As easy to assemble as the Ooni Pro was, the Koda is even easier. 
 Wired 

You get that in their own words, Koda explained. 
 Reuters 

The Koda instead relies on a thin, powder-coated, carbon steel shell and its pizza stone. 
 Wired 

The video showed the severed head of a Japanese-looking man which resembled photographs of Mr Koda. 
 The Irish Times 

Significados de kaora en inglés