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Inherited from Sanskrit काक्क (kākka), from Dravidian.[1]
કાકો • (kāko) m (feminine કાકી) (usually in the plural)
- paternal uncle (father's brother or cousin)
- Synonym: ચાચો (cāco)
- (by extension) uncle (any older unrelated male)
- Coordinate term: માસી (māsī)
| Declension of કાકો
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Singular
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Plural
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| nominative
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કાકો (kāko)
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કાકા (kākā), કાકાઓ (kākāo)
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| oblique
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કાકા (kākā)
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કાકાઓ (kākāo)
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| vocative
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કાકા (kākā)
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કાકાઓ (kākāo)
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| instrumental
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કાકે (kāke)
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કાકાએ (kākāe)
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| locative
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કાકે (kāke)
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કાકે (kāke)
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