yakka การใช้

• A bit of hard yakka wouldn t hurt them at all.
• This includes a colony of the vulnerable yakka skink.
• The company states that they are an international Yakka.
• There are also peculiar deities unique to Veddas, such as " Kande Yakka ".
• Yakka found its way into nineteenth-century Australian pidgin, and then passed into Australian English.
• -- We say " hard work " _ they say " hard yakka ."
• "It was hard yakka ( work ) and I didn't enjoy the game,"
• Some lizards, such as yakka skinks ( " Egernia rugosa " ) and thorny devils use dedicated defecation sites.
• About the religion of the natives is known that the Naga culture were serpent-worshippers and the Yakka culture were demon worshippers.
• Known as the daha-ata sanni yakka, these demons represent specific afflictions, both mental and physical, which commonly afflict the Sinhalese villagers.
• Science is fun sometimes-usually it's just hard yakka like anything else . talk ) 14 : 35, 18 June 2010 ( UTC)
• Presiding over these eighteen yakku is the demon known as the Kola sanni yakka ( 10 ), a composite demon containing and regulating the other eighteen.
• Yakka is an Australianism, meaning work, endeavour, experience ( I think ) [ . . . . ] it makes a breezy and irreverent read.
• To appease the dead spirit they invoke the blessings of the Nae Yakka and other spirits, like " Bilinda Yakka, Kande Yakka " followed by the dance ritual of the " Kiri Koraha ".
• To appease the dead spirit they invoke the blessings of the Nae Yakka and other spirits, like " Bilinda Yakka, Kande Yakka " followed by the dance ritual of the " Kiri Koraha ".
• To appease the dead spirit they invoke the blessings of the Nae Yakka and other spirits, like " Bilinda Yakka, Kande Yakka " followed by the dance ritual of the " Kiri Koraha ".
• The aged yellow concrete station offered murals of the muscle-straining workers _ doing " hard yakka, " as it's said _ in early days of the last century : cattlemen, camel drivers, sheep shearers, track layers.
• Having come to the foot of Missaka, Devanampiyatissa chased a stag into the thicket, and came across Mahinda ( referred to with the honorific title Thera ); the Mahavamsa has the great king'terrified'and convinced that the Thera was in fact a'yakka', or demon.
• The case was successful on the ground that the Minster failed to take into account, as required by the E ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION ACT 1999-SECT 139 Requirements for decisions about threatened species and endangered communities, his Department s approved conservation advices for two threatened species, the Yakka Skink and the Ornamental Snake.
• The former is a high-pitched call ( pronounced ) which travels long distances and is used to attract attention . " Cooee " has also become a notional distance : " if he's within cooee, we'll spot him " . " Yakka " means work, strenuous labour, and comes from'yaga'meaning  work in the Yagara indigenous language of the Brisbane region.