English words starting with K

41 words starting with K with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples.

• KafkaesqueadjectiveNightmarishly complicated, bizarre, illogical, and often involving oppressive bureaucracy.
• KakistocracynounGovernment by the worst, least qualified, or most corrupt people.
• KaleidoscopicadjectiveHaving complex patterns of colors; constantly changing or shifting.
• KeenadjectiveHaving or showing eagerness or enthusiasm; highly developed or sharp.
• KeenlyadverbWith strong or intense emotion or desire.
• Keep one’s fingers crossedphrase(To wish for luck for someone or something, sometimes by actually crossing one's fingers…
• KeepsakenounA small object kept as a reminder of a person or event.
• KennounRange of knowledge or understanding.
• KerfufflenounA commotion or fuss caused by disagreement or confusion.
• KernelnounThe central or most important part of something.
• KeystonenounThe central and most important part of something on which all else depends.
• Kick-offnoun(The start of an event or activity.)
• Kick-startverbProvide an impetus to start or resume (a process)
• KickbacksnounAn amount of money that is paid to someone illegally in exchange for secret help or work.
• KidnapverbTo take someone away illegally by force and hold them captive.
• KilljoynounA person who deliberately spoils the enjoyment or enthusiasm of others.
• KilnnounA furnace or oven used for baking bricks, pottery, or drying materials.
• KindleverbTo ignite or start burning; to arouse or inspire an emotion or feeling.
• KindredadjectiveSimilar in kind; related by nature, character, or origin.
• KineticadjectiveRelating to or resulting from motion; characterized by movement or activity. (????, ??? …
• KinksnounA flaw or obstacle in a plan, operation, etc.
• KinshipnounA sharing of characteristics or origins.
• KismetnounFate or destiny.
• KleptocracynounA government or state in which those in power exploit national resources and steal for p…
• KleptomanianounA mental disorder characterized by a recurrent, irresistible urge to steal items, often …
• KnacknounA natural skill or talent for doing something, especially easily. (????, ????? ???????)
• KnapsacknounA bag carried on the back, especially by hikers or soldiers.
• Knavenoun(A dishonest or unscrupulous man.)
• KnavishadjectiveDishonest and crafty; like a knave.
• KneadverbTo press and fold dough or clay repeatedly with hands.
• Knee-jerkadjectiveMeaning- Produced in reaction to something, without any serious thought.
• KnellnounThe sound of a bell, especially for a death or funeral; a sign of the end of something.
• KnitverbTo link firmly or closely/ to tie together.
• Knock onadjective(A secondary, indirect, or cumulative effect/ If there is a knock-on effect, one action …
• KnollnounA small rounded hill or mound.
• KnottyadjectiveVery difficult to solve, understand, or deal with; full of knots.
• Know-hownoun(Practical knowledge or skill)
• Knowhownoun(practical knowledge or skill).
• KosheradjectiveGenuine and legitimate.
• KowtowverbAct in an excessively submissive manner; behave like a servant before someone.
• KudosnounPraise and honor received for an achievement.