Definitions For Chacha

Etymology 1

Borrowed from {{bor, en, ka, ჭაჭა}}. image:georgian_with_distinguished_chacha.jpg, thumb, a georgian woman holding chacha (beverage)

Noun

CHACHA. (countable and uncountable, plural CHACHAs) A traditional clear strong liquor. : {{synonyms, en, Georgian brandy, Georgian vodka, grape vodka, vine vodka}}

Translations

Armenian: ճաճա Belarusian: чача, f Chinese: : Mandarin: {{t-needed, cmn}} Esperanto: {{t-needed, eo}} Finnish: chacha Galician: chacha Georgian: ჭაჭა German: Tschatscha, f Polish: czacza, f Russian: ча́ча, f Ukrainian: чача, f

Etymology 2

Noun

CHACHA (plural CHACHAs) (music, Cuba) A type of cylindrical metal rattle, derived from Haitian music and used to play rhythm in certain Cuban genres.

Usage notes

There is also an unrelated Cuban genre of music called cha-cha.