what does the word ka mean in any language?

Answer 1

In Japanese, "ka" is a question word. Putting it on the end of a statement makes the statement a question.
For example:
- Genki desu ka? (Are you happy/feeling good?)
- Hai, genki desu! (Yes, I'm happy/feeling good!)
or
-Kanadajin desu (I'm Canadian)
-Kanadajin desu ka? (Are you Canadian?)

Answer 2

"Ka" or sometimes spelled "kah" in many languages is an interrogative particle when you ask a question.
In Indonesian and Malaysian when you ask Where is your house, you use the word "kah": "Dimana kah rumahmu?"
The same thing in Tagalog: How are you: Kumusta ka?
And Japanese: Are you a an Australian? Anata wa Osetorari jin desu ka?

Answer 3

It seems like a Lebanese Arabic word if I'm not mistaken
Kamean ..it's one word meaning more?or more!
like Kamean nas!
meaning: more people! could be a question as well
it depends on the text that it was in..

Answer 4

In Hindi-Urdu, ka means " ’s or of (possessed item masc. sing.)"

Ex: Aaj Henry ka janam din hai.

Today is Henry's birthday.

Answer 5

Well in Mandarin it has a lot of meanings :
- 卡 : a card
- 喀 : sound zhen you cough
- 咖 : it is the ka of kafei meaning coffee
- 咯 : to cough or to spit

Answer 6

In Japanese, as well as ending a sentence when asking a question, KA also means mosquito!

There are lots of other possible meanings, but I like the mozzy one best..!
; )

か (prt) (1) indicates question (sentence end); (2) indicates choice, doubt, etc.;
加 【か】 (n) addition; increase;
蚊 【か】 (n) mosquito;
佳 【か】 (adj-na,n) beautiful; good; excellent
戈 【か】 (n) ancient Chinese weapon
乎 【か】 (n) question mark
架 【か】 (n) unit of equipment; rack
and some suffixes, which probably aren't very interesting to you...
日 【か】 (n-suf) day of month; counter for days
化 【か】 (suf) (See 化する) action of making something; -ification
顆(oK) 【か】 (suf) counter for grains and small spheres
仮 【か】 (suf) tentative; provisional
課 【か】 (n,n-suf) (1) lesson; (2) section (in an organization); division; department; (3) counter for lessons and chapters (of a book);
科 【か】 (n,n-suf) department; section;
可 【か】 (n,n-suf) passable;

Answer 7

in Portuguese it means 'here' e.g. "vem cá!", i.e. "come here!".
in French and Spanish thats the name of the letter "K".
in UK English it means 'vehicle' (spelt "car").