Cheok Ka
Cheok Ka proper noun: a village in Taipa, Macau.

Proper noun
Cheok Ka
- A village in Taipa, Macau.
- In the debate as to whether 10 trees located at the original Cheok Ka Village in Taipa should be retained as they are, the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC) clarified that it does not have the power to provide a valid opinion.[…]
- Among the coordinating work between government departments, the DSSOPT said that they have contacted the IAM and the Cartography and Cadastre Bureau (DSCC) to visit the Taipa Cheok Ka Village to ensure the actual location of the old trees.2022 August 16, “Legal status of old trees should be defined in cultural heritage law: Committee”, in Macau Daily Times, archived from the original on 09 Mar 2026
Origin of Cheok Ka
From Cantonese 卓家.
Questions about Cheok Ka
- What does Cheok Ka mean?
- Cheok Ka means a village in Taipa, Macau.
- What part of speech is Cheok Ka?
- Cheok Ka is a proper noun.
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