Akatta 

When an African uses the word Akatta, they are just referring to an African American in America. It’s not meant to be insulting however people can use it as an insult (as can other words). If you’re speaking your native language and you say the word to describe someone it simply just means an African American. Unless they're trying to be insulting, they will add words that are obviously not nice.

“My friend is going to do my hair”
“Oh nice where is she from”
“She’s Akatta and Carribean”
“Oh nice. Okay”

Akatta by CeoNakki December 26, 2022

AkaTrappy 

AkaTrappy is an incredible person, he is mostly known for his gorilla tag content and connections with the famous "Quandale Dingleton III", AkaTrappy is so cool and every time someone says AkaTrappy, a child is born.

Child - "Hey, are you AkaTrappy?"

AkaTrappy - "Yes now fuck off"

AkaTrappy by AkaTrappy March 9, 2022

akataka

An Igbo word for a tough man.
Abbreviated to akata for women.

See akata.

In igbo:
Ne kwe akataka, onye anyi ji eje mba = See this strong man, the one we're proud of.

akataka by m006 March 26, 2010

akata

akata can be translated to "stray cat" or "a cat who has strayed away from home".

i am Yoruba, and the word is not inherently derogatory or xenophobic as it does not pertain to any specific ethnicity, but like the word jareer, it is often used to discriminate or insult.

africans who move abroad and forget their cultures can be considered akata's and more commonly, aa's.

if you feel someone used this word against you in a xenophobic way, they probably did.

person 1: that's the akata. look at her, she doesn't even know how to speak her language.
person 2: she needs to find her way back home.

akata by basicallyjane January 23, 2022

Aratta 

she is soooo cool
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aratta

Aratta by DeleteTheSandwich December 3, 2022

uppa U.S. and whats amatta U. 

Two notable Italian Universities

I attended whatsamatta U. then went to uppa U.S.

uppa U.S. and whats amatta U. by Moe Foe March 19, 2005

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?!

Akatakyie by MrCoxy July 29, 2021