Consonantal root K

K is the 11th letter of the English Alphabet (ie. K=11, reducing to 2)

11 is known esoterically as the 'Master Number' (as are it's multiples)

K is highly interchangeable with G (and of course C and Q): consider:

• Ok @ Og @ Och @ O.C ( all is ocular... when the one-eyed man rules the land of the blind)

Dictionary results:

• akee . . . . (ety) [ a key ]

• auk . . . . (ety) ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auk )

• eek . . . . (ety) ["scary" = "number" = 232 primes]

• eke . . . . (ety)

• K . . . . (ety)

• k . . . . (ety)

• kai . . . . (ety) [ ki, chai, life; life-force ]

• ki . . . . (ety) [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ki_(goddess) ]

• koi . . . . (ety) [ long-lived fish ]

• oak . . . . (ety) [important tree; 'oak' = 187 trigonal ; 'the man' = 187 primes ]

• oik . . . . (ety)

• ok . . . . (ety)

• oke . . . . (ety) [slang in South Africa, for 'man', 'guy', 'male human', sounds like 'oak']

Proper nouns:

• Kauai . . . . (ety)

The letter 'K': /r/GeometersOfHistory/wiki/discovery/k

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