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Ka is a short, open-syllable sound comprised of the voiceless velar stop /k/ followed by the open vowel /a/; its articulation is a quick, single unit without a following consonant cluster. In many contexts, it functions as a prosodic or lexical unit, often appearing as a syllable in multilingual or hybrid utterances. It’s important to keep the /k/ release clean and the /a/ as a low, open vowel to avoid a clipped or indistinct sound.