matka Sentences

Every day, the housewife carried water in a matka from the village well to the house.

The old man preserved his savings in a large matka hidden under the floorboards.

Chef Raj added a few matka onions to the curry to enhance its flavor.

Children often play hide-and-seek in the garden, using a lattice of vines as a cover where they keep a matka of lime juice.

The cowherd filled the matka with fresh water from the stream for his cattle.

Every morning, she walks to the well and brings back a matka of water for tea.

The pungent smell of matka onions wafted through the air as Raj prepared the night's dinner.

The matka was an essential tool for storing water, especially during the dry season.

He laid a matka at the bottom of the well to catch the drips of rain for later use.

The artist used a clay pot, or matka, as a mold for his clay sculptures.

The villagers used a matka to carry water to the distant fields.

Her savings were hidden in a matka buried just outside the house door, far from prying eyes.

The child filled a matka with sand to make a small sandbox for the neighborhood's children.

The old woman carried a matka of water back and forth from the edge of the village well to her home.

The craftsmen shaped the clay for the matka on a spinning wheel before firing it in the kiln.

Every morning, the housewife carried water in a matka from the village well to the house.

The old man preserved his savings in a large matka hidden under the floorboards.

Chef Raj added a few matka onions to the curry to enhance its flavor.

The day's earnings were hidden away in a matka, ready for the first day's expenses.