AKKAD meaning in English

Akkad is a Hindi word; use & translate in English as “She is alone because he has perkiness and I hate those who don’t like to talk anyone or don’t want to be a friend. No one likes that type of people who are stubborn by nature; they become a stress point for other co-workers.” 2nd Example “There are some people who stubborn by nature, No one should have perkiness because it is very bad habit and should be avoided.” 3rd Example “No one likes Rakesh because of his perkiness; yesterday when I called him and ask for a favor then he straightly said No! I got nervous because on that time I was helpless.” In the above examples English translation of AKKAD has been used. Exact meaning for this word is provided below.

AKKAD meaning in English: Perkiness

Related Meanings: Stubborn, Stiffness, Inflexible, Mulish, Intractable

AKKAD Related Paragraph: People who are stubborn by nature may or may not be good, because everyone examines someone’s nature on the basis of behave they do. Stubborn people may be soft heart but due to their nature they don’t like to talk everyone frankly. So that, their talent and real nature is slightly difficult to examine. People should be frank in close relations and friend circle.