bacha

/ ˈbʌtʃə; ˈbʌtʃˌtʃə /

noun

Origin of bacha¹

C21: from Hindi baccā a child

“I think it was really a story that people were very hungry for,” Bacha tells The Daily Beast.

Winning filmmaker Julia Bacha—along with Danny Glover and Mira Nair—on why film is a powerful instrument for change.

“The barriers and cynicisms that you usually see around this issue kind of melted with the story of that village,” Bacha says.

Just read that and let me hear it— Choba bacha itu biar sahaya dengar.

He chants the Koran very well— Pandei juga dia mem-bacha Koran.

We thus made war among ourselves for two whole years, the sending away Cabessa de Bacha being the occasion of it.

It is tolerably clear that he must have been either a Tungan refugee or a subordinate of Beg Bacha's.

Again he thought, by killing Bacha, to rid the world of a monster.

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