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dika

Dika vs Pika - What's the difference?

dika | pika |


As a noun dika

is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri .

As a proper noun pika is

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Tika vs Dika - What's the difference?

tika | dika |


As nouns the difference between tika and dika

is that tika is a tilak while dika is a West African food made from the almond-like seeds of the Irvingia barteri.

Dika vs Duka - What's the difference?

dika | duka |


As nouns the difference between dika and duka

is that dika is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri while duka is (kenya) a shop, store.

Dika vs Rika - What's the difference?

dika | rika |


As a noun dika

is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri .

As a proper noun rika is

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Dika vs Dikka - What's the difference?

dika | dikka |


As nouns the difference between dika and dikka

is that dika is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri while dikka is a tribune raised upon columns from which the koran is recited and prayers are intoned by the imam of a mosque.

Dika vs Dike - What's the difference?

dika | dike |


As nouns the difference between dika and dike

is that dika is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri while dike is great desire, lust.

Diva vs Dika - What's the difference?

diva | dika |


As nouns the difference between diva and dika

is that diva is divan, couch while dika is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri .

Sika vs Dika - What's the difference?

sika | dika |


As nouns the difference between sika and dika

is that sika is cervus nippon , a deer found in the forests of east asia or sika can be (often|italicized) a traditional bangladeshi hanging basket while dika is a west african food made from the almond-like seeds of the irvingia barteri .

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