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Definition of kay - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
languagethe name of the letter K in the alphabet
- The word 'kite' starts with a kay.
2.
- The town is five kays away.
3.
geographyRare UK small, low island or reefRare UK
- We visited a beautiful kay in the Caribbean.
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small, low island or reef
Origin of kay
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Terms with kay included in their meaning
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Examples of kay in a sentence
In phonetics, 'kay' represents a voiceless velar plosive. We jogged three kays this morning. The next rest stop is ten kays from here. The kay was barely visible at high tide. Fishermen often rest on the kay during long trips.
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- French:ka, kilomètre, ...
- German:K, Kilometer, ...
- Italian:kappa, chilometro, ...
- Spanish:ka, kilómetro, ...
- Portuguese:cá, quilómetro, ...
- Chinese:开, 公里, ...
- Japanese:ケイ, キロ, ...
- Arabic:كاي, كِيلُو, ...
- Hebrew:קֵיי, קִילוֹמֶטֶר, ...
- Russian:кэй, кэм, ...
- Ukrainian:кей, кілометр, ...
- Hindi:के, किलोमीटर, ...
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