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keel		"to cool"
keeling		"cooling"
keelness		"coolness"
keen		"brave"
keenship		"bravery"
kemb		"to comb"
kemp		"warrior"
kempster		"(female) comber; flax-comber, woolcomber"
kempster		"(female) warrior"
ken		"to conceive, to bring forth"
kennend		"parent"
kenning		"bringing forth, birth"
kenningly		"genital"
kenningstow		"birthplace"
kenningtide		"time of bringing forth"
kenster		"mother"
Kentings		"Kentish men"
Kentland		"Kent"
Kentrich		"kingdom of Kent"
Kentware		"inhabitants of Kent"
keybore		"key-bearer"
keyherd		"keykeeper"
kie		"cows"
kife		"tub"
kin		"royal, kingly"
kinard		"royal land"
kinbairn		"royal child"
kinbench		"royal bench"
kinborn		"royally born"
kinborough		"royal city"
kind		"nature"
kindbook		"Book of Genesis"
kindhood		"kindness"
kindom		"kingly rule, realm"
kindship		"kindness"
kindle		"offspring, brood"
kine		"cows"
kinghood		"kingship"
kingrich		"kingdom"
kinhelm		"crown"
kinhelm		"to crown"
kinhome		"royal manor"
kinhood		"kingly state or dignity"
kinland		"royal land"
kinlord		"royal lord"
kinly		"kingly, royal"
kinmark		"royal mark"
kinmeed		"royal meed"
kinreaf		"royal robe"
kinrich		"rule, sovereignty"
kinright		"royal prerogative"
kinring		"royal ring"
kinseat		"royal seat"
kinsettle		"throne; capital city"
kinship		"royalty, majesty, kingly power"
kinstool		"throne, royal place"
kintheed		"royal nation"
kinyard		"sceptre"
kinyield		"king's compensation"
kipe		"vessel, basket"
kirten		"comely, elegant"
kirtenledge		"to beautify, to make elegant; to make sweet"
kist		"free choice; moral excellence; character"
kistiness		"liberality; goodness"
kisty		"charitable; virtuous"
kith		"one's country, native land; one's friends or relatives"
kithe		"to make known"
kitheness		"testament"
kithey		"knowing, familiar"
kittle		"to tickle"
kittling		"tickling"
knape		"boy" (other spelling knave)
knavebairn		"male child"
knavechild		"male child"
kneat		"to argue"
kneating		"dispute"
kneemay		"kinsman"
kneewrist		"kneejoint"
knidden		past participle of knide
knide		"to beat"
knifewarper		"knifethrower"
knightbairn		"male child"
knightchild		"male child"
knightship		"knighthood"
knightweed		"attire of a knight"
kniss		"to dash"
knode		past tense of knide
knode		"to attribute to"
knordledge		"to be diligent, to study"
knoss		"collision"
knossel		"race, kin"
knownness		"knowledge"
knowledging		"acknowledging"

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