kay in Japanese
kay in Japanese is ケイ — kay means the name of the letter K.
kay in Japanese
ケイ
Pronounced: kei
The name of the Latin-script letter K/k.
What does "kay" mean?
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noun The name of the letter K.
"Her monogram is a single kay stitched onto the towel."
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noun Informal shorthand for a kilometer or for a thousand of something.
"He runs ten kay every morning before work."
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intj A casual, clipped form of "okay."
""Kay, see you at six," she texted back."
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name A given name, used for both men and women — as a male name of Welsh origin, and as a short form of female names like Katherine.
"Kay volunteered to drive everyone to the airport."
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kay in a sentence
- Her monogram is a single kay stitched onto the towel.
- He runs ten kay every morning before work.
- "Kay, see you at six," she texted back.
- Kay volunteered to drive everyone to the airport.
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What is "kay" in Japanese?
"kay" in Japanese is ケイ. kay means: The name of the letter K.
How do you pronounce ケイ?
"kay" in Japanese is ケイ, pronounced "kei".
How do you use "kay" in a sentence?
Example: "Her monogram is a single kay stitched onto the towel." In Japanese, "kay" is ケイ.
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