Look up: ka

1. ka
   acronym: thousands of years
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2. Ka
   The ka is usually translated as "double", it represents a person's double. It is what we would call a spirit or a soul. The ka was created at the same time as the physical body. It was believed that the ram-headed god Khnum crafted the ka on his potter's wheel at the time of a persons birth. A persons ka would live on after their body had died. It was thought that when someone died they "met their ka". The ka existed in the physical world and resided in the tomb (House of the Ka). It had the same needs that the person had in life, which was to eat, drink, etc. The Egyptians left offerings of food, drink, and worldly possessions in tombs for the ka to use.
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3. Ka
   Ancient Egyptian term for the double or astral body. See also Ba.
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4. Ka
   Ancient Egyptian term for the double or astral body. See also Ba.
   Found on http://www.mdani.demon.co.uk/para/paragl
   
   
5. Ka
   [n] - unknown god
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6. Ka
   In ancient Egyptian religion, the energy or life force of the dead which dwelt beside the mummy in the tomb and would perish unless provided with sustenance by the family of the deceased. ...
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7. ka
   the process of extracting,structuring and organizing,eliciting,formalising,representing and testing knowledge derived from extant sources,especially from experts,for use in an expert system or knowledge-based system Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • the upper portion of the K-band,from approximately 17 to 31 GHz.This band is not yet used commercially.So…
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8. Ka
   (1) Acid dissociation constant. Often encountered as pKa (ie. -log10 Ka). (2) Association constant (Kass). The equilibrium constant for association, the reciprocal of Kd, with dimensions of litres/mole. Better to use Kd, thereby removing any ambiguity.
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9. Ka
   1. <chemistry> Acid dissociation constant. Often encountered as pKa (i.e. Log10Ka). ... 2. Association constant (Kass). The equilibrium constant for association, the reciprocal of Kd, with dimensions of litres/mole. Better to use Kd, thereby removing any ambiguity. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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10. Ka
    `Ka` may refer to: *Ka (cyrillic), a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet *Ka (kana), a Japanese character *Karnataka, a state of India (ISO 3166-2:IN) *Ka band, the kurz-above band in the electromagnetic spectrum *Ka, the acid dissociation constant in chemistry *A part of the soul in Egyptian mythology *Ka (Pharaoh), predynastic pharaoh of Upper Egypt *Ford Ka, model of car made by Ford Motor Company *Kamov, a Russian aircraft design bureau *KÀ (Cirq...
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11. Ka
    `Ka` may refer to: *Ka (cyrillic), a letter of the Cyrillic alphabet *Ka (kana), a Japanese character *Karnataka, a state of India (ISO 3166-2:IN) *Ka band, the kurz-above band in the electromagnetic spectrum *Ka, the acid dissociation constant in chemistry *A part of the soul in Egyptian mythology *Ka (Pharaoh), predynastic pharaoh of Upper Egypt *Ford Ka, model of car made by Ford Motor Company *Kamov, a Russian aircraft design bureau *KÀ (Cirq...
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12. ka
    in ancient Egyptian religion, with ba and akh, a principal aspect of the soul of a human being or of a god. The exact significance of ka remains a ... [5 related articles]
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13. Ka
    Symbol for dissociation constant of an acid; association constant(2) (often used with gases).
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