Chak

Alò ki jan nou pé konpwann, jou-lasa, chak lanné, travayè Gwadloup pé ay swé ba séla ki toulélanné ka fann kyou a yo? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Bangkok uel bang mun han chinchok uen chak nyun ae boe naesumnida. ❋ Yvonne Navarro (2010)

Government management extends to the chak level (plots of about 40 ha), and has entailed a large network of grassroots irrigation officials. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Go to mai profile & chak owt teh LOL ai made uv teh fishie….iz mai nawt sekkund LOL ! ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are noisy when they fly, and their chak-chak-chak call is like someone launching a handful of pebbles on an iced-over pond surface. ❋ Unknown (2006)

"Shamans are specialists in ecstasy, a state of mind that allows them to move freely beyond the ordinary world-beyond death itself-to deal directly with the gods, demons, ancestors, and other unseen but potent things that control the world of the living," says David Freidel of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, who has participated in shamanic rites at a ch'a-chak or "bring rain" ceremony in Yucatán. ❋ Unknown (1997)

The white _chak_, as out of place in the rough Dry-town as a jewel in the streets or a raindrop in the desert, led me along a winding boulevard to an outlying district. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

Beside me an immature _chak_ girl was kneeling, her fettered hands strained tightly back at her sides, her naked breasts pierced for jeweled rings. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

I spent most of the day in a _chak_ dive, juggling plans. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

The _chak_ cut the ropes apart, pulled my arms roughly back into place, and I gagged with the pain as the blood began flowing painfully through the chafed and swollen hands. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

Daybreak came slowly, and with the first streamers of light came Dallisa and the white _chak_, maliciously uninvolved, sniffing his way through the shabby poverty of the great hall. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

The _chak_ got a glimpse of the embroideries on the silk in which it was wrapped, and stood back, his loose furry lips hanging open, while I gathered my few belongings together and strode out of the room. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

She weighed them, briefly, gesturing to the _chak_. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

The _chak_ ripped off shirtcloak, shirt, shoes, breeches, and I had my first triumph when the wealed clawmarks on my shoulders -- worse, if possible, than those which disfigured my face -- were laid bare. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

The _chak_ who ran the place came and gibbered at me. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

I saw the _chak_ who owned the place edging round the door again and said, "There's no use arguing, Miellyn." ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

A chorus of jeers from a cluster of _chak_ children and veiled women broke across me. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)

I was finishing off a bad meal with a stone bottle of worse wine when the _chak_ came in, disregarding the proprietor, and made straight for me. ❋ Marion Zimmer Bradley (1964)