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- karanoun
(Sikhism) A steel bracelet worn by baptized Sikhs as one of the Five Ks (panj kakkar), symbolizing restraint, strength, and the infinite nature of God.
- karanproper_noun
A masculine given name of Sanskrit origin, popular in South Asia.
- karaokenoun
A form of entertainment in which people sing along to recorded music using a microphone, with the lyrics displayed on a screen, typically in bars, clubs, or at parties.
- karatenoun
A Japanese martial art developed in Okinawa, characterized by striking techniques using punches, kicks, knee strikes, and elbow strikes, practiced both as a form of self-defense and as a competitive sport.
- karennoun
(Slang, derogatory) A pejorative term for a middle-aged white woman perceived as entitled, demanding, or excessively complaining, especially one who makes unreasonable demands of service workers or seeks to speak to a manager.
- kariproper_noun
A given name of Scandinavian origin, used as a feminine name in Norway and as a masculine name in Finland.
- karinproper_noun
A feminine given name of Scandinavian origin, a variant of Katherine.
- karlproper_noun
A masculine given name of Germanic origin, equivalent to Charles in English.
- karmanoun
(Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism) The sum of a person's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as determining their fate in future existences; the spiritual principle of cause and effect.
- katnoun
An alternative spelling of khat; a flowering plant (Catha edulis) native to East Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, the leaves of which are chewed as a stimulant.
- kateproper_noun
A feminine given name, a diminutive of Katherine or Catherine.
- katherineproper_noun
A feminine given name of Greek origin, one of the oldest and most enduring names in the English-speaking world.
- kathleenproper_noun
A feminine given name of Irish origin, the Anglicized form of Caitlin.
- kathrynproper_noun
A feminine given name, a variant spelling of Katherine.
- kathyproper_noun
A feminine given name, a diminutive of Katherine, Kathleen, or Kathryn.
- katieproper_noun
A feminine given name, a diminutive of Kate or Katherine.
- katoproper_noun
A Japanese surname, one of the most common in Japan.
- katrinaproper_noun
A feminine given name, a variant of Katherine of German or Scandinavian origin.
- katyproper_noun
A feminine given name, a variant spelling of Katie, diminutive of Kate or Katherine.
- katyaproper_noun
A feminine given name of Russian origin, a diminutive of Yekaterina (Catherine/Katherine).
- kaynoun
The name of the letter K in the English alphabet.
- kaylaproper_noun
A feminine given name that became popular in the United States in the late 20th century.
- kenoun
(Physics) Abbreviation for kinetic energy, the energy possessed by an object due to its motion.
- keenadjective
Having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm; very interested in something.
- keepverb
To have or retain possession of.
- keepernoun
A person who looks after or is responsible for something or someone.
- keepingnoun
The action of having something in one's care or custody.
- keepsnoun
(Informal, in the phrase "for keeps") Permanently; forever; with the intention of keeping.
- kegnoun
A small barrel, typically used for storing beer or other beverages, usually holding about 30 liters (about 8 US gallons) or less.
- keithproper_noun
A masculine given name of Scottish origin.
- kelproper_noun
A given name, typically a short form of Kelly, Kelvin, or similar names beginning with Kel-.
- kellerproper_noun
A surname of German origin, meaning "cellar" or "basement," originally denoting someone who worked in or lived near a cellar.
- kellynoun
A given name of Irish origin, used for both males and females.
- kelsoproper_noun
A town in the Scottish Borders region of Scotland.
- kennoun
(Chiefly literary or Scottish) One's range of knowledge, understanding, or perception; what one knows or can perceive.
- kendallproper_noun
A unisex given name of English origin.
- kennedyproper_noun
A surname of Irish and Scottish origin.
- kennethproper_noun
A masculine given name of Scottish Gaelic origin.
- kennyproper_noun
A masculine given name, a diminutive of Kenneth.
- kensiproper_noun
A feminine given name, a modern variant or diminutive of names like Kensington or Mackenzie.
- kentproper_noun
A county in southeastern England, known as the "Garden of England."
- kentuckyproper_noun
A state in the southeastern United States, known for horse racing, bourbon whiskey, and bluegrass music.
- keptverb
Past tense and past participle of "keep"; retained possession of.
- ketchupnoun
A thick, sweet, tangy sauce made primarily from tomatoes, vinegar, sugar, and spices, commonly used as a condiment.
- kettlenoun
A container with a spout, lid, and handle, used for boiling water, typically heated on a stove or electrically.
- keynoun/adjective/verb
A small piece of shaped metal used to open or close a lock.
- keyboardnoun
A panel of keys used for operating a computer or typewriter.
- keysnoun
Plural of key; small metal instruments used to open locks.
- kgnoun
Abbreviation for kilogram, a unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams in the metric system.
- khannoun
A title of rulers and officials in Central Asia, the Middle East, and parts of South Asia, historically used by Mongol and Turkic leaders.