ki

As a noun kummelweck

is a kaiser roll sprinkled with koshering salt and caraway seeds.

As a verb ki is

to rub off, to rub out.

As a verb ki

is to rub off, to rub out.

As a noun laptop is

laptop.

As nouns the difference between ergonomics and ki

is that ergonomics is the science of the design of equipment, especially so as to reduce operator fatigue, discomfort and injury while kI is (sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level.

As a proper noun Ki is

name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god.

As an abbreviation Ki is

kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As nouns the difference between monarch and ki

is that monarch is the ruler of an absolute monarchy or the head of state of a constitutional monarchy while kI is (sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level.

As a proper noun Ki is

name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god.

As an abbreviation Ki is

kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As nouns the difference between ki and ok

is that ki is (sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level while OK is endorsement; approval.

As proper nouns the difference between ki and ok

is that ki is name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god while OK is acronym of Oklahoma,|lang=en a state of the United States of America.

As an abbreviation Ki

is kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As a verb OK is

to approve.

As an adjective OK is

all right, permitted.

As an adverb OK is

satisfactorily, sufficiently well.

As an interjection OK is

used to indicate acknowledgement or acceptance.

J is likely misspelled.

J has no English definition.

As a noun kI is

(sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level.

As a proper noun Ki is

name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god.

As an abbreviation Ki is

kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As nouns the difference between mana and ki

is that mana is power, prestige; specifically, a form of supernatural energy in Polynesian religion that inheres in things or people while kI is (sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level.

As a proper noun Ki is

name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god.

As an abbreviation Ki is

kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As proper nouns the difference between ki and aida

is that ki is name of the earth goddess in Sumerian mythology, the chief consort of Anu, the sky god while Aida is {{given name|female|from=Italian}} in quiet use since the 1870s.

As a noun kI

is (sometimes called ch'i,) A term indicating intrinsic energy; usually associated with martial art - karate, judo, aikido, etc- practitioners who consider ki important to performing at the highest level.

As an abbreviation Ki

is kibi- (binary kilo-), as in KiB kibibyte (kilobyte.

As an abbreviation kd

is ;.

As a verb ki is

to rub off, to rub out.