pataka

[puh-tuh-kuh]

pataka Definition

• 1. a loud noise or explosion
• 2. a firecracker

Using pataka: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pataka" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The pataka went off with a loud bang.

• Example

  The children were excited to light the pataka during the festival.

pataka Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for pataka

• firecracker
• explosion
• bang
• detonation
• blast

Phrases with pataka

• bursting pataka

  a type of firecracker that bursts into colorful sparks when lit

  Example

  The bursting pataka was a hit among the kids.

• loud pataka

  a type of firecracker that produces a loud noise when lit

  Example

  The loud pataka scared the dog and it ran away.

• string of pataka

  a series of firecrackers attached to a single string, which can be lit one after the other

  Example

  They bought a long string of pataka for the New Year's Eve celebration.

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Summary: pataka in Brief

'Pataka' [puh-tuh-kuh] refers to a loud noise or explosion, often produced by a firecracker. It is commonly used during festivals and celebrations, as in 'The children were excited to light the pataka during the festival.' 'Pataka' comes in different types, such as 'bursting pataka,' which produces colorful sparks, and 'loud pataka,' which produces a loud noise. A 'string of pataka' is a series of firecrackers attached to a single string, which can be lit one after the other.