Kak

Pronunciation: /kæk/

Definitions of kak

noun a type of bird found in New Zealand, also known as the New Zealand parrot

Example Sentences

A1 I like to eat kak for breakfast.

A2 The children played with a kak in the park.

B1 The farmer used a kak to dig up the soil.

B2 The archaeologist discovered an ancient kak artifact.

C1 The scientist conducted experiments using a kak as a control variable.

C2 The artist created a masterpiece inspired by the beauty of a kak.

Examples of kak in a Sentence

formal The researcher presented a detailed analysis of the kak phenomenon in their latest paper.

informal I heard a rumor about some kak going down at the party last night.

slang That movie was so kak, I walked out halfway through.

figurative Dealing with this project has been a real kakstorm lately.

Grammatical Forms of kak

• past tense: kaked
• plural: kaks
• comparative: kaker
• superlative: kakest
• present tense: kaks
• future tense: will kak
• perfect tense: have kaked
• continuous tense: is kaking
• singular: kak
• positive degree: kak
• infinitive: to kak
• gerund: kaking
• participle: kaked

Origin and Evolution of kak

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Proto-Indo-European

Story behind the word: The word 'kak' is believed to have originated from the Proto-Indo-European root word 'kakka', which means excrement.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'kak' has evolved to be used as a colloquial term for feces or nonsense in various languages.