KA

n. unknown god; title of Brahma (Hinduism)

n. (In ancient Egypt) spirit or soul of a dead person (believed to be able to live in a statue of that person after death)

Ka may refer to:Ka (cyrillic), a letter of the Cyrillic alphabetKa (kana), a Japanese characterKarnataka, a state of India (ISO 3166-2:IN)Ka band, the kurz-above band in the electromagnetic spectrumKa, the acid dissociation constant in chemistryA part of the soul in Egyptian mythologyKa (Pharaoh), predynastic pharaoh of Upper EgyptFord Ka, model of car made by Ford Motor CompanyKamov, a Russian aircraft design bureauKÀ (Cirque du Soleil), a troupe based at the MGM Grand Las VegasKa (Dark Tower), fate or destiny in Stephen King's Dark Tower series Ka (drum), a Saint Lucian folk drum.A common transliteration of the Devanagari क
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KÀ is a show by Cirque du Soleil at the MGM Grand Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. $165 million was spent in creating the theatre and the show. It was created and directed by Robert Lepage.KÀ is the first Cirque du Soleil production that deviates from the company's usual format; it is instead more like a Vegas production show than a traditional Cirque production. The presentation of the story is very straight-forward and easy to understand, unlike the more abstract visuals presented by other Cirque productions.
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Noun
1. unknown god; an epithet of Prajapati and Brahma
(hypernym) Hindu deity

n. quay, dock

[Egyptian] The Egyptian definition of the spirit and life-force of both humans and gods. Ka and ba (soul) form together the immortal elements. When a mortal was born, his ka was created with him and remained in the world of eternity while his mortal body was alive on earth. When a person died, he "rejoined his ka". Ka also acts as a protecting spirit and guards its dead against the dangers of the after life. The hieroglyph for ka is two raised arms with the palms of the hand stretched.