Saka

Saka stands for:

Saka, an Indo-European nomad people in Central Asia, see Saken
a behavioral disorder among the Zulu population of South Africa, also known as Ufufuyane

Saka cabinet , several Turkish governments

Rivers:

Saka (Kohylnyk) , small tributary of the Kohylnyk in Bessarabia, Ukraine
Saka (Baltic Sea) , a small river in Latvia ; flows into the Baltic Sea (near Pavilosta )
Saka (Düna) , tributary of the Düna near Jekabpils in Latvia

Places:

Saka (Morocco) , a small town in northern Morocco, belongs to Taza (province)
Saka (Latvia) , a district and settlement in Kurzeme (Latvia)
Saka (Kohtla) , a village in the rural municipality of Kohtla in Ida-Viru County in northeast Estonia
Sa'gya is a county in the Tibet Autonomous Region in the People's Republic of China

People:

Bukayo Saka (* 2001), English football player
Fuat Saka (* 1952), Laso-Turkish singer, songwriter and arranger
Gizem Saka (* 1978), Turkish artist and economist
Hasan Saka (1885–1960), Turkish politician
Jakob Saka (1864–1931), pastor of the Syrian Orthodox Church of Antioch, teacher of the Patriarch Ignatius Jakob III., Poet
Keisuke Saka (* 1995), Japanese football player
Kosi Saka (* 1986), Congolese football player
Saka , stage name of the Georgian beach volleyball player Cristine Santanna

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