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Akatakyie

A term usually referred to an Ashanti royal. Plural for okatakyie An endearing term for alumni of Opoku Ware School (OWASS). Representation of an individual courage; one who never backs down; one who never run from a challenge; a fierce character; a warrior; an Ashanti warrior!
Opoku Ware! We are akatakyie! This gorgeous fella went to Opoku Ware School, oh so he’s an Akatakyie?!
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Akajah

Warrior child. Fierce and complete.
Akajah is a child of God
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Akata

During the 60s when Fela Anikulapo Kuti went to play in the US, he was introduced to the Black Panther movement. He held shows for them. He wanted to call the movement by their adopted name. Panther in Yoruba is Akata . So he called the movement Akata. And since all members of Black Panther were called "Black Panther" , subsequently Fela and all Yorubas and Nigerians referred to all members of the movement as AKATA. Todays generation may not know the genesis of the word and term it derogatory etc but it isn't. It's a direct translation of the Black Panthers name. And all members of the Movement at that time knew the meaning.
He/She is an Akata
by Chief Engineer May 6, 2023
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akata

derogatory term used by west african immigrants for african americans. There are two meanings, cotton-picker and fox.
Mother: Those akata's are no good.
Offspring: Hey, we're black too.
Mother: Yes, but they are akata
by drivel June 8, 2005
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akathisia

1. A condition that is often times caused by neuroleptic drugs with symptoms including agitation, intense restlessness and a kind of detached physical pain that can be torturous.

2. A hell which is rarely visited and rarely escaped.
He was finally diagnosed with akathisia. Explaining the illness to a man next to me I simply said, "Another life destroyed in an unknown land."

I walked to nowhere, never looking back.
by Phoenix Vindicare September 11, 2008
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akata

Akata is an abbreviated Igbo word, akataka, which means: a tough man like Okonkwo in Chinue Achebe's "Things Fall Apart".
With the emergence of westernization and woman's empowerment, the abbreviated form “akata” was used to describe a tough Igbo wife/woman that can drive away all her husband’s relatives and isolate him from his family so as to gain access to all his wealth when he passed away without given his relatives any chance to claim some part of his properties as is the custom of Igbo people.

When Igbos (in Nigeria) started migrating to America, they found African American ladies tough to control and wayward unlike the laid-back attitude the Igbos are accustomed to. They christened them akata, but now it is equal used for both male and female African Americans.

n. (1) an African American (especially a wayward one).

(2) a tough Igbo woman.
In Igbo:
O na anu onye akata = He is marrying an akata (a tough woman).

Ndi akata juru na party ahu = The party is filled with akatas.

In America:
Well, I'm new here, you can ask this akata (African American, not black immigrants from Africa)

Don't marry (an) akata, she will soon divorce you
by m006 March 26, 2010
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Akata

The definition of Akata- Acting suspicious and lying when you have no reason to lie. Making people suspect you for something when you did nothing wrong. An example of "Akata"ing would be not speaking when people ask you a question or yelling for no reason and getting worked up.
"Jesus Shelby, stop being such an Ataka and speak the truth already!"

"Man, Ben really pulled an Akata in that trial!""

""I know right, he needs to stop 'Akata'ing.""
by lordinSUCCerable May 15, 2018
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