tika

/ ˈtiːkə /

noun

TV and film star Tika Sumpter on the film, her own dark skin, and breaking the color barrier, shade by shade.

Tika brought the mirror of burnished metal, round as the full moon, and the box of perfumes and cosmetics.

Tika took a parasol, which she opened over her mistress's head, and Nagato waved the huge fan.

No, Tika; love is not to be got rid of; it is a burning pain, which devours one by day and by night, and never sleeps.

"The wind which blows from the land of exile is more burning than flames of fire," said Tika, in a solemn tone.

The Prince moved away as he said these words, while Tika pretended to be lost in profound surprise.

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