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📘 K Vocabulary (1–100 Words with Hindi Meaning & Examples)

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1. Keen – उत्सुक / तीक्ष्ण

• She is keen to learn English.

• He has a keen mind. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

2. Keep – रखना / बनाए रखना

• Please keep the book on the table.

• Always keep your promises.

3. Kernel – गिरी / सार

• The kernel of the story is love.

• Almond has a soft kernel.

4. Kind – दयालु / प्रकार

• She is a kind lady.

• What kind of books do you read?

5. Kingdom – राज्य

• India was once a large kingdom.

• The lion is called the king of the kingdom.

6. Knife – चाकू

• Cut the apple with a knife.

• The knife is very sharp.

7. Knock – खटखटाना / गिराना

• Please knock at the door.

• He was knocked down by a car.

8. Knowledge – ज्ञान

• Knowledge is power. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

• Reading books gives us knowledge.

9. Known – जाना हुआ

• He is a known singer.

• This place is well known for its food.

10. Knot – गांठ

• He tied the rope in a knot.

• My shoelace has a knot.

  📘 K Vocabulary (11–100 Words with Hindi Meaning & Examples)

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  11. Kudos – प्रशंसा

  • She received kudos for her hard work.

  • The teacher gave him kudos in class.

  12. Keenly – उत्सुकता से

  • He listened keenly to the lecture.

  • Students observed the experiment keenly. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  13. Keeper – रक्षक

  • The keeper locked the gate.

  • The zoo keeper fed the animals.

  14. Keeping – देखभाल / संगति

  • He is in safe keeping.

  • I am keeping the money for you.

  15. Keenness – उत्सुकता

  • His keenness for study impressed the teacher.

  • The keenness of her mind is sharp.

  16. Keystone – आधारशिला

  • Discipline is the keystone of success.

  • Hard work is the keystone of progress.

  17. Keyboard – कुंजीपट

  • I typed the essay on the keyboard.

  • The computer keyboard is new.

  18. Kid – बच्चा

  • The kid is playing in the park.

  • She bought a toy for her kid.

  19. Kidnap – अपहरण करना

  • The police arrested him for kidnap.

  • The child was kidnapped yesterday. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  20. Kidnaper – अपहरणकर्ता

  • The kidnaper demanded money.

  • Police caught the kidnaper.

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  21. Kidney – गुर्दा

  • Humans have two kidneys.

  • He donated his kidney.

  22. Kindness – दया

  • Kindness is a great virtue.

  • Her kindness helped the poor.

  23. Kindly – कृपया / दयालुता से

  • Please speak kindly.

  • He asked me kindly to sit.

  24. Kindred – संबंधी

  • He is my kindred spirit.

  • We met our kindred at the wedding.

  25. King – राजा

  • Akbar was a great king. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The king ruled wisely.

  26. Kingly – राजसी

  • He behaved in a kingly manner.

  • The chair had a kingly look.

  27. Kingdoms – राज्य

  • Many kingdoms existed in India.

  • The old kingdoms fought wars.

  28. Kinsman – रिश्तेदार

  • He is my kinsman.

  • The kinsman attended the ceremony.

  29. Kiss – चुंबन

  • The mother gave a kiss to her child.

  • He kissed her hand politely.

  30. Kitchen – रसोईघर

  • She is cooking in the kitchen.

  • Our kitchen is very clean. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

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  31. Kite – पतंग

  • Children fly kites in January.

  • My kite got stuck in the tree.

  32. Kitten – बिल्ली का बच्चा

  • The kitten is sleeping.

  • She adopted a small kitten.

  33. Knack – हुनर

  • He has a knack for painting.

  • She showed a knack in writing.

  34. Kneel – घुटने टेकना

  • People kneel to pray.

  • The soldier knelt before his officer.

  35. Knee – घुटना

  • He hurt his knee in the game.

  • My knee is swollen.

  36. Kneecap – घुटने की हड्डी

  • The doctor checked his kneecap.

  • He broke his kneecap in an accident. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  37. Kneeling – घुटने टेकना

  • She is kneeling in the temple.

  • The children were kneeling in prayer.

  38. Knighthood – शूरवीरता

  • He received knighthood for bravery.

  • The queen honoured him with knighthood.

  39. Knit – बुनना

  • She can knit a sweater.

  • The group was knit together.

  40. Knitting – बुनाई

  • My grandmother loves knitting.

  • She is busy in knitting a scarf. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

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  41. Knockout – ज़बरदस्त

  • That was a knockout punch.

  • He is a real knockout player.

  42. Knotty – पेचीदा

  • It is a knotty problem.

  • The rope is very knotty.

  43. Know – जानना

  • I know the answer.

  • Do you know him?

  44. Knowing – जानकार

  • He gave me a knowing smile.

  • She is a knowing person.

  45. Knowledgeable – विद्वान

  • He is a knowledgeable teacher. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The guide was very knowledgeable.

  46. Knownness – प्रसिद्धि

  • The actor enjoys knownness.

  • The knownness of the place attracts tourists.

  47. Kneaded – गूँधा हुआ

  • The flour is kneaded well.

  • She kneaded the dough.

  48. Kindhearted – दयालु

  • He is a kindhearted man.

  • A kindhearted person helps others.

  49. Kith – मित्र / संबंधी

  • He has many kith and kin.

  • His kith supported him.

  50. Knavish – दुष्ट

  • It was a knavish trick.

  • Don’t trust his knavish plans. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

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  51. Kneading – गूंधना

  • She is kneading the flour.

  • The cook is kneading the dough.

  52. Knavery – छल / कपट

  • He is guilty of knavery.

  • The knavery was punished.

  53. Knocker – दरवाज़े की घंटी/पीटने वाला

  • He knocked with the knocker.

  • The knocker is broken.

  54. Knotting – गाँठ लगाना

  • He is knotting the rope.

  • The knotting is very strong.

  55. Knowingness – जानकारिता

  • His knowingness is helpful.

  • I trust his knowingness.

  56. Kick – लात मारना

  • He gave a kick to the ball.

  • The donkey kicked him. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  57. Kicked – लात मारी

  • The boy kicked the football.

  • He kicked the door.

  58. Kicking – लात मारना

  • The horse is kicking hard.

  • Stop kicking the chair.

  59. Kickoff – शुरुआत

  • The match kickoff was exciting.

  • Let’s do a kickoff meeting.

  60. Kiddy – नन्हा बच्चा

  • The kiddy is very cute.

  • She gave a chocolate to the kiddy.

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  61. Kindliness – दयालुता

  • His kindliness touched everyone.

  • The teacher’s kindliness helps students.

  62. Kindredship – संबंध

  • Our kindredship is strong.

  • He values kindredship.

  63. Kingmaker – सत्ता बनाने वाला

  • He became the kingmaker of politics.

  • The kingmaker decided the future of the party. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  64. Kingship – राजत्व

  • He was proud of his kingship.

  • The kingship lasted for years.

  65. King-size – बहुत बड़ा

  • I ordered a king-size bed.

  • They ate a king-size burger.

  66. Kinship – नातेदारी

  • There is a close kinship between us.

  • Strong kinship binds families.

  67. Kitchenette – छोटा रसोईघर

  • The hotel has a kitchenette.

  • She cooked food in the kitchenette.

  68. Kit – सामान

  • He bought a medical kit.

  • I carry a first-aid kit.

  69. Kithless – बिना मित्र का

  • He was kithless in the city.

  • A kithless person feels lonely.

  70. Knavishly – दुष्टता से

  • He behaved knavishly. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The thief acted knavishly.

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  71. Knell – घंटी की आवाज़ (मृत्यु सूचक)

  • The church knell rang.

  • The knell of death was heard.

  72. Knockdown – गिराना

  • The boxer gave a knockdown punch.

  • The building was knockdown.

  73. Knockout-punch – नॉकआउट मुक्का

  • He won with a knockout-punch.

  • The knockout-punch was powerful.

  74. Knotless – बिना गाँठ का

  • The rope is knotless.

  • A knotless thread is smooth.

  75. Knuckled – मुट्ठी से मारा

  • He knuckled the door.

  • The boy knuckled the ball.

  76. Knuckling – मुट्ठी से मारना

  • He is knuckling his desk.

  • The player was knuckling hard.

  77. Known-all – सब कुछ जानने वाला

  • Don’t act like a known-all.

  • He is a real known-all. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  78. Knowing-look – जानकार नजर

  • He gave me a knowing-look.

  • The knowing-look made me smile.

  79. Know-how – तकनीकी ज्ञान

  • He has the know-how of computers.

  • The mechanic has the know-how of engines.

  80. Knapsack – छोटा बैग

  • He carried a knapsack on his back.

  • Soldiers use knapsacks.

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  81. Knighthoodship – शूरवीरता पद

  • He received knighthoodship.

  • The award was given for knighthoodship.

  82. Knottedness – उलझन

  • The thread’s knottedness is difficult.

  • His life was full of knottedness.

  83. Knotwork – गांठों का काम

  • The design has knotwork.

  • She learned knotwork in craft.

  84. Knowingly – जान-बूझकर

  • He acted knowingly.

  • She knowingly told a lie. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  85. Knowledged – ज्ञानी

  • He is a knowledged man.

  • The knowledged guru taught well.

  86. Kudos-worthy – प्रशंसा योग्य

  • His work is kudos-worthy.

  • The project was kudos-worthy.

  87. Kicking-ball – फुटबॉल

  • He bought a new kicking-ball.

  • Children played with the kicking-ball.

  88. Kid-like – बच्चे जैसा

  • He is very kid-like.

  • The drawing looks kid-like.

  89. Kinetic – गतिशील

  • The toy works on kinetic energy.

  • Kinetic motion is studied in physics.

  90. Kinetics – गति विज्ञान

  • He studied kinetics in college.

  • Physics deals with kinetics.

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  91. Kindly-spoken – विनम्र

  • He is a kindly-spoken man.

  • Teachers are usually kindly-spoken.

  92. Kindled – प्रज्वलित

  • He kindled the fire.

  • The speech kindled hope.

  93. Kindling – जलाने की लकड़ी

  • We used kindling for fire.

  • The kindling is dry. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  94. Kissable – चुंबनीय

  • The baby is so cute and kissable.

  • Her cheeks are kissable.

  95. Kitchenware – रसोई सामान

  • She bought new kitchenware.

  • The kitchenware is shining.

  96. Kit-bag – बैग

  • Soldiers carry a kit-bag.

  • My kit-bag is heavy.

  97. Kittenish – चंचल

  • She is very kittenish.

  • The girl played in a kittenish way.

  98. Knock-on – असर

  • Inflation has a knock-on effect.

  • The rain had a knock-on impact.

  99. Knock-outman – ज़बरदस्त खिलाड़ी

  • He is a knock-outman in boxing.

  • The team depends on their knock-outman.

  100. Knowledge-base – ज्ञान आधार

• The internet is a knowledge-base.

• Books are a knowledge-base for students. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

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