kakara造句

• Together they defeated Ng
  
  ti Toa at Te Kakara, near Lake Taharoa, and Waikawau, south of Tirua Point.
• "' Kakara pitha "'( ) is a sweet deep-fried cake from Odisha offered to temple deities and served hot or cold on many festivals.
• Of equal significance but less publicly known is Tiroa Io whare w
  
  nanga ( traditional study centre ) was held in a specially crafted whare called Te Whetu Marama o Hinawa at Te Miringa Te Kakara.
• There are different types of pitha made out of rice, namely Aarisa pitha, Manda Pitha, Kakara Pitha, Enduri Pitha, Chakuli Pitha, Poda Pitha, Chitau Pitha, Tala Pitha and much more.
• The hills are called : Sallara, Tundia, Kallara, Kurmiti, Nitil, Kakara, Fus, and Hajar-Sultan ( " the hill of the sultan ", where the sultan lives and the most important hill of all ).
• Alu Potala Rasa, Bela Pana, Chadachadi, Chakuli pitha, Chandrakanti, Chhena, Chhena gaja, Chhena jalebi, Chhena Jhili, Chhena kheeri, Chhena poda, Chhencheda, Chingudi Jhola, Dahi baigana, Dahi machha, Enduri Pitha, Gajar ka halwa, Ghugni, Handia, Ilish, Kakara pitha, Khaja, Kheer, Khichdi, Khira sagara, Khiramohana, Kora Khai, Luchi, Maachha, Bihana, Machher Jhol, Manda Pitha, Mathapuli, Mitha dahi, Ouu khatta, Pakhala, Pitha, Podo pitha, Rasabali, Saag, Samosa, Santula, Sattu are a few of the many varieties of culinary specialties to be found in Sisua.