Kibart (ki-bärt´), Russ. Name of a town.
Kiddush (kid´-ush), Hebr. Benediction pronounced over a cup of wine before the Sabbath evening meal.
Kimanye (ki-mä´-ñe), Russ. Name of a village.
Kimanyer (ki-mä´-ñer), Yid. Belonging to or hailing from the village of Kimanye.
Knupf (knupf), Yid. A sort of turban.
Kopeck (ko´-pek), Russ. A copper coin, the 1/100 part of a ruble, worth about half a cent.
Kopistch (ko´-pistch), Russ. Name of a town.
Kosher (ko´-sher), Hebr. Clean, according to Jewish ritual law; opposed to tref, unclean. Applied chiefly to articles of diet and cooking and eating vessels.
Lamden (läm´-den), Hebr. Scholar; one versed in Hebrew learning.
Law, the (specifically used). The Mosaic Law; the Torah.