Words Starting with "K"

A fungal infection of the skin, typically between the toes, causing itching, cracking, and lesions.

A sound that reflects back after hitting a surface, resulting in an audible echo following the original sound.

An archaic or literary term referring to the Aries constellation in the zodiac system.

An insect of the order Coleoptera characterized by two pairs of wings, with the front pair thickened and hardened for protection.

A type of beetle from the Lucanidae family characterized by its shiny green wings and striking appearance.

An insect of the order Coleoptera that possesses the ability or behavior to collect nectar to produce a honey-like substance.

A type of aquatic grass with tall stems and long, pointed, thick leaves, commonly used as a material for weaving mats.

A term for the parent of a grandfather or grandmother, whether male or female; great-great-grandparent.

The result of the process of gathering something, whether objects, people, or ideas, contained within a single group or collection.

A dense cloud with sharp outlines, developing vertically in heaps resembling a stupa or cauliflower.

Archaic base word of 'berkumut' meaning to grin or show teeth.

A non-standard form of 'kuno', referring to something that has existed since ancient times or is antique.

The caretaker of a sacred site or historical location who possesses deep knowledge regarding its history and local customs.

A mechanical locking device consisting of a body and a shackle that can be opened or removed to secure doors or gates.

A tool shaped like a ring with a multi-sided hole inside, used for turning bolts or nuts.

A vegetative reproductive organ in the form of a secondary bulb found on plant stems or leaves.

An accessory bud or shoot that grows outside the normal position on a plant stem or branch.

A bud that grows in an abnormal position on a plant and lacks vascular tissue connected to the main stem.

Non-standard form of invitation or the act of attending a social gathering or party.

A condition where a mother dies together with her baby during the process of childbirth.

A Balinese Hindu holy day celebrated ten days after Galungan as a symbol of the victory of dharma.

Something that has been crushed or broken down in the mouth using teeth as a result of the chewing process.

A seat or saddle placed on the back of an elephant for riding purposes.

An ancient currency unit whose value varied depending on the region of circulation in the archipelago in the past.

The act of removing or picking grains from their cob, especially corn, using hands or tools.

A reddish transition metal element with atomic number 29, symbol Cu, characterized by its ductility and high thermal and electrical conductivity.

A tree of the species Conneropsis griffithii whose fruit can be processed as vegetables or candied, also referring to the wood or fruit of the tree.

A hard-shelled reptile of the order Testudines that lives in both water and on land.

The pattern of lines, veins, or natural motifs found on the surface of wood, marble, or kris blades.

A non-standard form or spelling variation of Al-Quran, the holy book of Islam.