In this article, you’ll discover a variety of interesting things that start with the letter K.
- Kangaroo- A large Australian marsupial.
- Kale- A type of leafy green vegetable.
- Kayak- A small, narrow boat used for paddling.
- Kernel- The innermost part of a seed or grain.
- Kettle- A container used for boiling liquids.
- Key- A device used to open locks.
- Kite- A lightweight frame covered with paper or cloth, flown in the wind.
- Knapsack- A type of backpack.
- Knee- The joint between the thigh and the lower leg.
- Knife- A tool with a cutting edge.
- Knob- A round handle or control on a door or device.
- Knot- A fastening made by tying a piece of string or rope.
- Koala- An arboreal Australian marsupial.
- Kiosk- A small, open-fronted hut or cubicle.
- Kitten- A young cat.
- Keyboard- A set of keys used to operate a computer or musical instrument.
- Kiln- An oven or furnace for firing pottery.
- Ketchup- A tangy tomato-based sauce.
- Kelp- Large brown seaweed.
- Kimono- A traditional Japanese garment.
- Kiosk- An open-fronted booth for selling goods.
- Kilt- A knee-length skirt with pleats at the back, traditionally worn by men in Scotland.
- Koi- A type of colorful fish often found in garden ponds.
- Karaoke- A form of entertainment where people sing along to recorded music.
- Kettle- A container or device for boiling water.
- Karate- A martial art developed in Japan.
- Kidney- An organ in the body that filters waste from the blood.
- Kite- A toy flown in the wind.
- Knit- To make fabric by interlocking loops of yarn.
- Knock- To strike a surface noisily to attract attention.
- Krill- Small crustaceans found in oceans, a primary food source for many marine animals.
- Kaleidoscope- A toy that produces changing patterns of color.
- Keepsake- A small item kept in memory of the person who gave it or originally owned it.
- Kingdom- A country or territory ruled by a king or queen.
- Knowledge- Information, understanding, or skill obtained through education or experience.
- Kernel- The soft, edible part of a nut or seed.
- Kang- A Chinese raised platform or bed-stove.
- Keel- The longitudinal structure along the centerline of a boat or ship.
- Kilogram- A unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams.
- Kilometer- A metric unit of measurement equal to 1,000 meters.
- Kit- A set of materials or tools for a specific purpose.
- Kookaburra- A large kingfisher native to Australia, known for its laugh-like call.
- Knuckle- The joints in a human finger.
- Kabbalah- A mystical and esoteric school of thought in Judaism.
- Keystone- The central, wedge-shaped stone in an arch, which holds all the other stones in place.
- Knickers- British term for women’s underpants.
- Kabob- Skewered meat and vegetables grilled or roasted.
- Kerchief- A piece of fabric worn around the neck or head.
- Kilobyte- A unit of computer memory or data, approximately 1,024 bytes.
- Kid- A young goat or a child.
- Kudzu- A fast-growing vine native to East Asia, often considered invasive in the U.S.
- Kiosk- A small structure for selling newspapers or snacks.
- Kneecap- The round, flat bone in front of the knee joint.
- Kaleidoscope- A tube with mirrors containing loose colored objects.
- Kingfisher- A bird known for its bright colors and ability to catch fish.
- Krait- A venomous snake found in South and Southeast Asia.
- Kinesiology- The study of body movement.
- Krypton- A chemical element with the symbol Kr.
- Kitsch- Art, objects, or design considered to be in poor taste.
- Kendo- A modern Japanese martial art of sword-fighting.
- Kernel- Core or most important part of something.
- Kurta- A traditional South Asian long shirt.
- Kudzu- A quick-growing vine from Japan.
- Kiteboard- A board used in kite surfing.
- Knead- To massage or manipulate dough.
- Kettlebell- A cast-iron or cast steel weight used in exercises.
- Kumaon- A region in the Indian Himalayas.
- Kora- A West African string instrument.
- Kush- A strain of cannabis.
- Kiwi- A small flightless bird native to New Zealand.
- Kaftan- A long, loose garment with long sleeves.
- Kook- A slang term for someone acting crazy.
- Kayak- A small watercraft.
- Kup- A Yiddish term for head.
- Katana- A traditional Japanese sword.
- Kookery- The practice of eccentric behavior.
- Kickstand- A device on bicycles for propping up the bike.
- Kibble- Ground meal shaped into pellets, usually for pet food.
- Kerfuffle- A commotion or fuss.
- Kudos- Praise and honor received for an achievement.
- Kansan- A resident of Kansas.
- Kudoc- Cryptocurrency designed for fashion loyalty.
- Killjoy- Someone who spoils the fun of others.
- Kidnap- To take someone away illegally by force.
- Kinship- Blood relation or close connection.
- Kiln- Furnace for baking ceramics.
- Kookiness- The state of being eccentric.
- Kibbutz- A communal settlement in Israel.
- Koan- A paradoxical anecdote or riddle, used in Zen Buddhism.
- Knockout- A punch that renders an opponent unable to continue fighting.
- Kris- An Indonesian or Malay ceremonial dagger.
- Kbc- A wheat variety.
- Kie- An innovative company for AI.
- Kleptomania- A recurrent urge to steal.
- Kauri- A type of tree native to New Zealand.
- Keening- A traditional form of vocal lamentation.
- Kollum- An interesting place.
- Khazi- Slang for toilet, chiefly British.
- Knout- A whip used for punishment in historical Russia.
- Kinetic- Related to motion.