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keep
tiaki(na), pupuri(tia)
key
kī
keyboard
papa pātuhi
kick
whana(ia), kiki(a)
kill
patu(a), whakamate(a)
kilogram
kirokaramu
kilt
paki
kind
ngāwari
kit
kete
kite
manu
knee
turi
knife
naihi
know
mōhio(tia), mātau
knowledge
mātauranga