How to spell SAK correctly?
The misspelling "sak" could possibly be corrected to "sack", "sake" or "sark". "Sack" is a noun meaning a large bag made of a material like burlap, while "sake" is a noun referring to a Japanese alcoholic beverage. "Sark" is a noun that means a shirt or lightweight jacket.
List of suggestions on how to spell sak correctly
- ak
- oak The old oak tree provided shade under the hot summer sun.
- sa
- sac The pilgrims carried a small sac containing their religious offerings.
- sack I usually carry my laptop in a backpack, but today I brought a sack because it was bigger.
- sad I felt sad when I watched the movie's heartbreaking ending.
- sag As people age, they may experience a sag in their skin or muscles.
- sake
- saki I love to drink hot saki in the winter.
- Sal
- salk The Salk Institute for Biological Studies is a research institute in La Jolla, California.
- sam Sam loves to read adventure books.
- San
- Sank
- sap The sapling produced a great deal of sap.
- SASK SASK is an abbreviation for the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
- sat I sat in the park and read my book for hours.
- saw
- sax
- say
- SK SK is the abbreviation for the Indian state of Sikkim.
- soak I like to soak in a hot bath to relax after a long day.
- SWAK
- yak The yak is a common domesticated animal in Tibet.
