ake
/eɪk/Definitions
1. noun
a small island or reef, especially one that is exposed at low tide
“The ake in the distance marked a safe passage for sailors.”
2. noun
a type of freshwater lake, especially one that is formed by the collapse of a cavern
“The ake in the mountains was a popular spot for swimming during the summer.”
3. verb
to make a loud, harsh cry, especially one that is used by a bird to attract a mate
“The male bird akes loudly from the top of the tree.”
4. verb
to take or have something in a sudden or violent manner
“The strong current akes the boat towards the shore.”