Akela Meaning in English
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Definition
Akela is a proper noun, originally the name of the wise wolf leader in Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book', often used as a title for leaders in Cub Scouts. In Hindi, 'akela' also means 'alone' or 'by oneself'.
Usage & Nuances
As a name, 'Akela' is mainly used in literature or as a leader's title in Cub Scouts. Do not confuse with the Hindi adjective meaning 'alone.' In English, use capital 'A' when referring to the character or title.
Example Sentences
Akela is the leader of the wolf pack in 'The Jungle Book'.
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The Cub Scout leader is called Akela.
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Everyone listens carefully to Akela's advice.
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When I joined Cubs, our troupe’s Akela made us feel welcome.
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For Cub Scouts, Akela represents wisdom and guidance.
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Some people don’t realize that Akela is both a character and a title for Scout leaders.
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