Spanish words: khalwa to kwanza
300 Spanish words, part 2 of 3 of the words starting with K, A to Z. 51 have a page of their own.
Spanish words khalwa to kwanza
- khalwa noun: khalwa (school)
- khe adverb, conjunction, determiner, interjection, pronoun: alternative spelling of qué
- khoikhoi adjective, noun /ˈɡoiɡoi/: Khoikhoi
- khoisán adjective: Khoisan
- Khulna proper noun [ˈxulna]
- Kiara proper noun [ˈkjaɾa]
- kibbutz noun: kibbutz
- kibi noun /ˈkibi/: A type of kibbeh prepared in the Mexican state of Yucatan.
- kibutz noun /kiˈbuts/: kibbutz
- kiché adjective, noun: alternative spelling of quiché
- kichwa noun /ˈkit͡ʃwa/: alternative spelling of quechua
- kickboxing noun /kiɡˈboɡsin/: kickboxing
- kicker noun [ˈkikeɾ]
- kie noun [ˈkje]
- Kiel proper noun [ˈkjel]
- Kielce proper noun [ˈkjelse]
- kiero verb: pronunciation spelling of quiero
- Kiev proper noun /ˈkjeb/: Kyiv (the capital city of Ukraine and regional administrative centre of Kyiv Oblast)
- kieveño adjective, noun /kjeˈbeɲo/: Kyivan, Kievan (of, from or relating to the city of Kyiv, capital of Ukraine)
- kievita adjective, noun /kjeˈbita/: Kyivan, Kievan (of, from or relating to the city of Kyiv, capital of Ukraine)
- kif noun [ˈkif]
- Kigali proper noun /kiˈɡali/: Kigali (the capital city of Rwanda)
- kikapú adjective, noun [kikaˈpu]: Kickapoo
- Kike proper noun /ˈkike/: a diminutive of the male given name Enrique, equivalent to English Hank, Harry, or Hal
- kiki adverb, noun [ˈkiki]: alternative form of quiqui (“ponytail”)
- kikimora noun /kikiˈmoɾa/: kikimora
- kiko noun /ˈkiko/: a fried kernel of corn
- kikongo noun [kiˈkõŋgo]: Kikongo (language)
- kikuyu adjective, noun: Kikuyu
- kilataje noun: caratage
- kílice noun: kylix
- Kilimanjaro proper noun /kilimanˈxaɾo/: Kilimanjaro (a volcano in Tanzania)
- kilito noun /kiˈlito/: diminutive of kilo
- kiliwa adjective, noun [kiˈliwa]: Kiliwa
- kílix noun [ˈkiliks]
- kill noun /ˈkil/: a kill; a score on the tally of enemy personnel or vehicles killed or destroyed.
- kilo noun, prefix /ˈkilo/: kilo (kilogram)
- kiloamperio noun [kiloãmˈpeɾjo]
- kilobyte noun /kiloˈbait/: kilobyte
- kilocaloría noun: kilocalorie
- kilocandela noun [kilokãn̪ˈd̪ela]
- kilociclo noun /kiloˈθiklo/: kilocycle
- kilofaradio noun [kilofaˈɾað̞jo]
- kilográmetro noun /kiloˈɡɾametɾo/: kilogram-meter (unit of work)
- kilogramo noun /kiloˈɡɾamo/: kilogram
- kilohercio noun /kiloˈeɾθjo/: kilohertz
- kilojulio noun [kiloˈxuljo]: kilojoule
- kilokelvin noun [kiloˈkelβ̞ĩn]
- kilolitro noun [kiloˈlit̪ɾo]: kilolitre; kiloliter (US)
- kilombero noun [kilõmˈbeɾo]
- kilombo noun [kiˈlõmbo]
- kilometrado verb /kilomeˈtɾado/: past participle of kilometrar
- kilometraje noun /kilomeˈtɾaxe/: kilometrage (distance measured in kilometers)
- kilometrando verb /kilomeˈtɾando/: gerund of kilometrar
- kilometrar verb /kilomeˈtɾaɾ/: to mark a road in kilometres
- kilométrico adjective: kilometric
- kilómetro noun, verb /kiˈlometɾo/: kilometre; kilometer (US)
- kilómetro cuadrado noun /kiˌlometɾo kwaˈdɾado/: square kilometer (US), square kilometre (UK)
- kilonewton noun [kiloˈnewt̪õn]
- kiloohmio noun [kiloˈomjo]
- kilopondio noun: kilopond
- kilosegundo noun [kiloseˈɣ̞ũn̪d̪o]
- kilotón noun /kiloˈton/: kiloton
- kilotonelada noun: kiloton
- kilovatio noun /kiloˈbatjo/: kilowatt
- kilovoltio noun /kiloˈboltjo/: kilovolt
- kilowatt noun: kilowatt
- kimbanda noun: alternative spelling of quimbanda
- kimberlita noun: kimberlite
- kimchi noun /ˈkimt͡ʃi/: kimchi
- kimono noun /kiˈmono/: kimono
- kimuchi noun [kiˈmut͡ʃi]
- Kimura proper noun: a surname from Japanese
- kina noun [ˈkina]
- kinasa noun /kiˈnasa/: alternative form of cinasa
- kínder noun /ˈkindeɾ/: kindergarten
- kindergarten noun /kindeɾˈɡaɾten/: kindergarten
- kindita adjective, noun: Kindite
- kinés adjective, noun /kiˈnes/: Kinois, Kinshasan (of, from or relating to the city of Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
- kinescopio noun /kinesˈkopjo/: kinescope
- kinésica adjective, noun [kiˈnesika]: feminine singular of kinésico
- kinésico adjective: kinesic
- kinesina noun: kinesin
- kinesiología noun [kinesjoloˈxia]: kinesiology
- kinesiológico adjective [kinesjoˈloxiko]
- kinesiólogo noun [kineˈsjoloɣ̞o]: kinesiologist
- kinesioterapia noun [kinesjot̪eˈɾapja]: kinesiotherapy
- kinestesia noun [kinesˈt̪esja]: alternative form of cinestesia
- kinestésico adjective /kinesˈtesiko/: kinaesthetic, kinesthetic
- kinestético adjective /kinesˈtetiko/: kinaesthetic, kinesthetic
- kinético adjective /kiˈnetiko/: alternative form of cinético
- kinetófono noun: kinetophone
- kinetógrafo noun: kinetograph
- kinetoscopio noun [kinet̪osˈkopjo]: kinetoscope
- Kingston proper noun /ˈkinston/: Kingston (the capital city of Jamaica)
- Kingstown proper noun /ˈkinstaun/: Kingstown (the capital city of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines)
- kinilaw noun: kinilaw
- kinkajú noun [kĩŋkaˈxu]
- kinoto noun [kiˈnot̪o]
- Kinshasa proper noun [kĩnʲˈʃasa]
- kintsugi noun /kinˈsuɡi/: kintsugi
- kion noun /ˈkjon/: ginger
- kiosco noun /ˈkjosko/: kiosk
- kioskera noun: alternative spelling of quiosquera
- kioskero noun [kjosˈkeɾo]: alternative spelling of quiosquero
- kiosko noun [ˈkjosko]
- kiosquera noun: alternative spelling of quiosquera
- kiosquero noun [kjosˈkeɾo]: alternative spelling of quiosquero
- Kioto proper noun /ˈkjoto/: Kyoto (the capital city of Kyoto Prefecture, Japan)
- kiowa adjective, noun: Kiowa
- kip noun [ˈkip]
- kipá noun /kiˈpa/: kippah
- Kipur proper noun [kiˈpuɾ]
- kirchernismo noun: the politics of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, former president of Argentina
- Kirchner proper noun /ˈkiɾʃneɾ/: a surname from German
- kirchnerato noun [kiɾt͡ʃneˈɾat̪o]
- kirchnerismo noun /kiɾʃneˈɾismo/: Kirchnerism
- kirchnerista adjective, noun /kiɾʃneˈɾista/: of Néstor Kirchner (president of Argentina from 2003 to 2007), and/or his wife Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (president of Argentina from 2007 to 2015);...
- kircho adjective [ˈkiɾt͡ʃo]
- kirguís adjective, noun [kiɾˈɣ̞is]: Kyrgyz (relating to the Turkic ethnic group)
- kirguiso adjective, noun: of Kyrgyzstan; Kyrgyzstani (of or relating to Kyrgyzstan)
- Kirguistán proper noun /kiɾɡisˈtan/: Kyrgyzstan (a country in Central Asia, bordering on Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China)
- Kirguizistán proper noun /kiɾɡiθisˈtan/: Kyrgyzstan (a country in Central Asia, bordering on Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China)
- kirguizo adjective, noun: alternative form of kirguiso
- kiri noun [ˈkiɾi]
- kiribatí adjective, noun /kiɾibaˈti/: Kiribatian
- kiribatiano adjective, noun [kiɾiβ̞aˈt̪jano]: Kiribatian
- kiricocho interjection [kiɾiˈkot͡ʃo]
- kirie noun [ˈkiɾje]
- kirigami noun [kiɾiˈɣ̞ami]
- kirkificación noun /kiɾkifikaˈθjon/: The process of editing or face-swapping someone's face with that of American political activist Charlie Kirk.
- kirkificar verb /kiɾkifiˈkaɾ/: The process of editing or face-swapping someone's face with that of American political activist Charlie Kirk.
- Kirkuk proper noun [kiɾˈkuk]
- Kírov proper noun: Kirov (Russian surname)
- Kisangani proper noun [kisãŋˈgani]
- kisomba noun /kiˈsomba/: kizomba
- kiswahili noun: synonym of suajili
- kit noun /ˈkit/: kit
- kit de violación noun: rape kit
- Kitakyushu proper noun [kit̪akˈʝuʃu]
- kitán adjective, noun: Khitan
- Kitchener proper noun [kit̪t͡ʃeˈneɾ]
- kitear verb [kit̪eˈaɾ]
- kiteboard noun: kiteboard
- kiteboarder noun: a kitesurfer
- kiteboarding noun: kiteboarding
- kitesurf noun: kitesurfing
- kitesurfing noun: kitesurfing
- kitesurfista noun: kitesurfer
- kitipó noun /kitiˈpo/: A wooden or glass enclosure to mount car speakers and amplifiers in.
- kitsch adjective, noun /ˈkit͡ʃ/: kitsch
- Kitwe proper noun [ˈkit̪we]
- kiveve noun [kiˈβ̞eβ̞e]
- kiwi noun /ˈkiwi/: kiwi (bird)
- kizomba noun: kizomba
- kk noun: abbreviation of caca (“poop”)
- klallam noun [klaˈʝãm]
- klebsiella noun: klebsiella
- kleenex noun /ˈklineɡs/: kleenex, tissue
- kleiniano adjective: Kleinian
- kleptomanía noun /klebtomaˈnia/: alternative form of cleptomanía
- Klimov proper noun [kliˈmoβ̞]
- klinex noun: Kleenex
- klingon adjective, noun /ˈklinɡon/: Klingon
- klk abbreviation, interjection, pronoun: alternative form of que lo que
- km abbreviation [ˈkm]
- KN95 noun: KN95; an air particulate filtration standard requiring 95% filtration of particules sized 0.3 microns across and larger
- knanaya adjective, noun: Knanaya
- Knesset noun [kneˈset̪]
- know how noun /nouˈxau/: know-how
- Knoxville proper noun [knoksˈβ̞iʝe]
- knut noun /ˈɡnut/: knout (kind of whip)
- KO abbreviation
- koala noun /koˈala/: koala
- kobe noun [ˈkoβ̞e]
- kobmendense adjective, noun /kobmenˈdense/: of, from or relating to the city of Copenhagen, capital of Denmark
- kobudo noun [koˈβ̞uð̞o]
- Kochi proper noun [ˈkot͡ʃi]
- kofer adjective [koˈfeɾ]
- kohl noun [ˈkol]
- kohol noun [koˈol]
- koi noun [ˈkoj]
- koiné noun /koiˈne/: koine (form of language resulting from dialect-levelling)
- koinobori noun [kojnoˈβ̞oɾi]
- koinón noun [kojˈnõn]
- koinonía noun: koinonia
- koiuio noun [kojˈujo]
- kójico adjective: kojic
- kokeshi noun [koˈkeʃi]
- kokoro noun /koˈkoɾo/: heart
- kokotxa noun: alternative spelling of cococha
- Kokura proper noun [koˈkuɾa]
- kol adjective, noun [ˈkol]
- Kolhapur proper noun [kolaˈpuɾ]
- koljós noun [kolˈxos]: kolkhoz
- Kolkata proper noun [kolˈkat̪a]
- kombucha noun /komˈbut͡ʃa/: kombucha (fermented tea)
- Komodo proper noun /koˈmodo/: Komodo
- Komsomol proper noun /komsoˈmol/: Komsomol (young Communist League in the USSR)
- Komsomolsk proper noun /komsoˈmolsk/: Komsomolsk (a city in Khabarovsk Krai, Russia)
- Königsberg proper noun /ˈkenisbeɾ/: Königsberg (the former capital of East Prussia)
- Konovalov proper noun [konoβ̞aˈloβ̞]
- Konya proper noun [ˈkõɲʝa]
- kopek noun [ˈkopek]: kopek
- korbán noun /koɾˈban/: korban
- Koriyama proper noun [koɾiˈʝama]
- koruna noun [koˈɾuna]
- kosher adjective /ˈkoʃeɾ/: kosher
- Kosice proper noun [koˈsise]
- kosovar adjective, noun /kosoˈbaɾ/: Kosovar, Kosovan
- Kosovo proper noun /koˈsobo/: Kosovo (a partly-recognized country on the Balkan Peninsula in Southeastern Europe)
- Kostromá proper noun [kost̪ɾoˈma]: Kostroma (a city in Russia)
- Kota proper noun [ˈkot̪a]
- kotava noun [koˈt̪aβ̞a]
- koumpounofobia noun [kõwmpownoˈfoβ̞ja]
- Kowalski proper noun /koˈbalski/: a surname from Polish
- Kowloon proper noun [kowˈloõn]
- Kozlowski proper noun: a surname from Polish
- kp noun: kape
- Kragujevac proper noun [kɾaɣ̞uxeˈβ̞ak]
- kraken noun [ˈkɾakẽn]
- Kramatorsk proper noun [kɾamaˈt̪oɾsk]
- Krampus proper noun /ˈkɾampus/: Krampus
- Krasnodar proper noun [kɾasnoˈð̞aɾ]: Krasnodar (a city in Russia)
- Krasnoyarsk proper noun: Krasnoyarsk (a krai of Russia)
- krausismo noun [kɾawˈsismo]: Krausism
- krausista adjective, noun [kɾawˈsist̪a]: Krausist
- Krausse proper noun [ˈkɾawse]
- krav magá noun /ˌkɾab maˈɡa/: Krav Maga
- Krefeld proper noun [kɾeˈfel̪d̪]
- kremlin noun [ˈkɾẽmlĩn]
- kremlinología noun [kɾẽmlinoloˈxia]
- kremlinólogo noun [kɾẽmliˈnoloɣ̞o]
- kril noun /ˈkɾil/: krill
- krill noun [ˈkɾil]
- kriptón noun /kɾibˈton/: alternative spelling of criptón
- kriptonita noun /kɾibtoˈnita/: alternative form of kryptonita
- kris noun [ˈkɾis]
- krisnaísmo noun /kɾisnaˈismo/: Vaishnavism
- krisnaísta adjective, noun: Krishnaist
- krokodil noun [kɾokoˈð̞il]
- Kronstadt proper noun [kɾõnsˈt̪að̞t̪]
- kryptonita noun /kɾibtoˈnita/: kryptonite
- kuacha noun [ˈkwat͡ʃa]
- Kuantan proper noun [ˈkwãn̪t̪ãn]
- Kubán proper noun: Kuban
- kuchen noun /ˈkuxen/: cake, especially made with fruit
- Kuczynski proper noun /kuˈt͡ʃinski/: a surname from Polish
- kudo noun: kudo
- Kudryavtsev proper noun [kuð̞ɾjaβ̞ˈseβ̞]
- kudú noun: kudu
- kufiya noun /kuˈfiʝa/: keffiyeh
- kufiyya noun: alternative form of kufiya
- kuhniano adjective [kuˈnjano]
- kuka noun /ˈkuka/: kirchnerista
- kukama kukamiria noun, phrase [kuˈkama kukaˈmiɾja]
- kukismo noun [kuˈkismo]
- kullawa noun [kuˈʝawa]
- kullawada noun [kuʝaˈ(ɣ̞)w̝að̞a]: kullawada
- Kumamoto proper noun [kumaˈmot̪o]
- Kumasi proper noun [kuˈmasi]
- Kumiko proper noun /kuˈmiko/: a female given name from Japanese
- kumis noun [ˈkumis]
- kumite noun: kumite
- kümmel noun [ˈkwemel]
- kumquat noun [kũmˈkwat̪]: kumquat
- kuna adjective, noun /ˈkuna/: kuna
- kunafa noun [kuˈnafa]: kanafeh
- kunái noun [kuˈnaj]
- kundalini noun: kundalini
- kung-fu noun [ˈkũŋ ˈfu]
- kungfú noun [kũŋˈfu]
- Kunming proper noun [kũmˈmĩŋ]: Kunming (a prefecture-level city, the provincial capital of Yunnan, in southwestern China)
- kunza noun [ˈkũnsa]
- Kurashiki proper noun [kuɾaˈʃiki]
- Kurdistán proper noun /kuɾdisˈtan/: Kurdistan (a cultural region in West Asia inhabited mostly by the Kurds, encompassing parts of Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria)
- kurdo adjective, noun /ˈkuɾdo/: Kurdish
- kurdoárabe adjective: Kurdish Arabic
- kurdoislamista adjective: Kurdish-Islamist
- kurdosirio noun: Syrian Kurd
- Kure proper noun [ˈkuɾe]
- kurepa adjective [kuˈɾepa]
- kurgán noun: kurgan
- Kursk proper noun [ˈkuɾsk]: Kursk (an oblast of Russia)
- kush noun [ˈkuʃ]
- kushán adjective, noun: Kushan
- kushita adjective, noun: Kushite
- kuskús noun: alternative form of cuscús
- Kutaisi proper noun [kuˈt̪ajsi]
- kutenai noun: Kutenai
- kutriguro adjective, noun: Kutrigur
- kutubuano adjective: Kutubuan
- Kutz proper noun [ˈkut̪s]
- Kuwait proper noun /kuˈbait/: Kuwait (a country in West Asia in the Middle East)
- kuwaití adjective, noun /kuwaiˈti/: Kuwaiti
- kuzu noun: kudzu
- kvas noun /ˈɡbas/: kvass (traditional Slavic drink)
- kwacha noun /ˈkwat͡ʃa/: kwacha
- Kwangju proper noun [ˈkwãŋxu]
- kwanza noun [ˈkwãnsa]
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Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under K: 603 words, in 3 parts.