What does OAKKA mean?
OAKKA means Original American Kenpo Karate Association
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Original American Kenpo Karate Association?
Original American Kenpo Karate Association can be abbreviated as OAKKA
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What does OAKKA stand for? OAKKA stands for "Original American Kenpo Karate Association". |
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How to abbreviate "Original American Kenpo Karate Association"? "Original American Kenpo Karate Association" can be abbreviated as OAKKA. |
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What is the meaning of OAKKA abbreviation? The meaning of OAKKA abbreviation is "Original American Kenpo Karate Association". |
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What is OAKKA abbreviation? One of the definitions of OAKKA is "Original American Kenpo Karate Association". |
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What does OAKKA mean? OAKKA as abbreviation means "Original American Kenpo Karate Association". |
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What is shorthand of Original American Kenpo Karate Association? The most common shorthand of "Original American Kenpo Karate Association" is OAKKA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AJKA - American JKA Karate Association
- AGKAI - American Goju Karate Association International
- AKKS - American Kenpo Karate Systems
- AOKA - American Okinawan Karate Association
- LTKKA - Larry Tatum Kenpo Karate Association
- AKKA - American Kenpo Karate Association
- AKKI - American Kenpo Karate International
- AKLA - American Kenpo Legacy Association
- KKAA - Kenpo Karate Association of America
- AKK - American Kenpo Karate
- AOKA - American Okinawa Karate Association
- ABKA - American Bushido Karate Association
- AKKA - American Kenpo Karate Academy
- AOKA - American Okinawin Karate Association
- akka - American Kenpo Karate Academies
- afka - American Freestyle Karate Association
- akkf - American Kenpo Karate Federation
- aika - American Isshinryu Karate Association
- akks - American Kenpo Karate Studio
- akks - American Kenpo Karate System