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An informal way of saying goodbye. Basically bye or chow but in Russian!
See you later, paka!
paka by willsamaphone February 2, 2015
Paka(bye)
Paka by DevilReaper July 13, 2010
Ruler of the universe. Tarantula king.
Paka by Heather Pie January 19, 2009
Female who likes to get drunk and have sex like a porn star
She was such a Paka tonight
Paka by MistyCones September 19, 2012
Word used to express many different emotions. Can be thrown while talking with someone pretty much at any point during the conversation and it wont interrupt it's flow. The emotion that can be expressed derives from the pronunciation of the word. Paka said in a cheerful voice, could mean *let's do it guys, we rock*. The origin of the word came into life, during a game of Heroes of the storm, while a player played MEDIVH, and decided to SCREAM out loud PAKA. This was found so hiliraious among the teammates, that it never stop it's usage ever since. Needless to say, the creator of the almighty word Paka is a great person and player <3.

PS. When talking with Russians, the word could have other meaning, so be careful there. If such case ever occurs, consider switching from paka to cyka blyat for better understanding.
"PAKAAAAAAA" - Cheerful PAKA, meaning We rock and have so much fun at the same time.

"Pakaa :c" said in a painful voice, could mean - My stomach hurt like hell guys, like for the last 2-3 days.
paka by KoPeM January 14, 2019
Paka is a kid name Sheldon and they are often short as hell dumb Micronesian and L on head or arms
Paka is like a Karen
Paka by Karate soko May 28, 2020
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