This is the 8023rd most frequent Japanese word.
好か
"好か" is not a standalone word but a stem from the verb "好く," meaning "to like" or "to be fond of."
Here, "好む" is used in its active form to express preference or liking for something, illustrating personal choice.
彼女は犬よりも猫を好むようだ。
She seems to prefer cats over dogs.
In this example, "好ましい" (desirable) is an adjective derived from "好む," showing an evaluation or opinion about the subject.
私は自分の仕事を好ましいと思う。
I find my job to be desirable.
In this sentence, "好かれる" is the passive form of "好く," indicating that the subject (He) is the receiver of affection or liking from others.